10-11-2017, 10:11 AM
(10-11-2017, 09:31 AM)SIXFOOTERsez Wrote:(10-10-2017, 08:59 PM)BigMark Wrote: If you're a legal Mexican does that make you qualified?
One of the good and bad things about our system is that the only "Qualification" required to vote is adulthood and citizenship.
The good thing about it is the ideal is still alive that everyone's vote counts no matter background.
The bad thing is that everyone's vote counts no matter background.
As to the voter fraud, the evidence is out there, I just don't think it matters anymore, the cheating side lost. There are many articles out there on the net documenting cases of voter fraud, some illegals, some dead folks, some voting more than once etc...Best I can remember none of them were on Trumps side, maybe there were but I never saw them. Some are bullshit, I know, but not all or even most I would suspect
I'd love to see some of those many articles which provide evidence that illegals, dead folks, double voting.......is a real issue in American elections Six.
I'm not talking about propaganda claims based on voter registration logs, but actual votes. We already know that people die after they register, people move and appear on registration logs in two different locales, etc. That's an administrative/clerical issue, but it doesn't equate to voter fraud obviously.
The claim of 'widespread voter fraud' has been investigated thoroughly so many times. Credible investigations have all concluded that voter fraud is exceedingly rare, virtually non-existent. Here's a compilation of some of those studies: https://www.brennancenter.org/analysis/r...aud-claims
Top Republican leaders have come out and stated unequivocally that voter fraud is not a real problem. Still, President Trump put together a Republican-only group to investigate it in the 2016 elections. I'll be interested in hearing their findings once they've been reviewed and verified by an independent or bi-partisan review board.