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The Voter Fraud That ‘Never Happens’ Keeps Coming Back

There is no unbiased media any more than there are unbiased people.


Gee, what ever happened to those endless stories on Cindy Sheehan, and the constant mentions of the death totals in Iraq and Afghanistan.......

Oh, that's right.

Even though Obama ended the Iraq involvement on the Bush timetable, which never gets mentioned, and had a FAR HIGHER death rate in Afghanistan than Bush EVER did, ANOTHER fact that rarely if ever gets mentioned, since Bush is no longer in office, there's no need be objective when it comes to President Poodle Stew.

Unbiased is one thing.

Being a wholly owned public relations outlet for the Democrat Party is another.
 
I don't trust any media to do my thinking for me. Independent thought process - you should try it, it doesn't hurt as much as you think it will.

Nice fail at spin. Those who take in reports from sources across the spectrum, do a bit of their own research, and think independently do not need to use terms like 'fox snooze' (or whatever one's they use for msnbc)... Calling a news source names is not needed to put down a flawed story, no matter the source.
 
And it's all about keeping those pesky Democrats from voting.

Your admission that it's all about voter suppression is noted.

So, where are the court cases?

Let's see, the Justice Department lost the one in Texas. lost the one in Virginia.......

It appears what YOU call "suppression" the legal system calls fair...

Your admission of your ignorance is noted.
 
Gee, what ever happened to those endless stories on Cindy Sheehan, and the constant mentions of the death totals in Iraq and Afghanistan.......

Oh, that's right.

Even though Obama ended the Iraq involvement on the Bush timetable, which never gets mentioned, and had a FAR HIGHER death rate in Afghanistan than Bush EVER did, ANOTHER fact that rarely if ever gets mentioned, since Bush is no longer in office, there's no need be objective when it comes to President Poodle Stew.

Unbiased is one thing.

Being a wholly owned public relations outlet for the Democrat Party is another.


What's funny is that most of those going nuts about Obama ending Iraq on Bush's timetable are Conservatives, who seem to have forgotten that it was Bush's timetable.

Fox is a wholly owned public relations outlet of the Republican Party. When Ailes worked for Nixon, he wanted to start such an outlet and he did. Your point again is....
 
So, where are the court cases?

Let's see, the Justice Department lost the one in Texas. lost the one in Virginia.......

It appears what YOU call "suppression" the legal system calls fair...

Your admission of your ignorance is noted.

What do those have to do with: "We can't allow college IDs because they will vote Democrat," which is basically what you said.
 
That would be the officially recognized newspaper of the former Soviet Union.

Is there a version of "Godwin's Law" for bringing up the USSR for no real reason?
 
What's funny is that most of those going nuts about Obama ending Iraq on Bush's timetable are Conservatives, who seem to have forgotten that it was Bush's timetable.

Fox is a wholly owned public relations outlet of the Republican Party. When Ailes worked for Nixon, he wanted to start such an outlet and he did. Your point again is....

BWAAHAHAHA.

Libs own every media outlet but ONE, and they're CRYING about it!

Too funny.
 
Is there a version of "Godwin's Law" for bringing up the USSR for no real reason?


No one brought up the Soviet Union.

Pravda was brought up, and compared to the New York Times.

That was the officially sanctioned paper of the Soviet Union.

And obviously, the Times has much in common with them....


As the names of the main Communist newspaper and the main Soviet newspaper, Pravda and Izvestia, meant "the truth" and "the news" respectively, a popular Russian saying was "v Pravde net izvestiy, v Izvestiyakh net pravdy" (In the Truth there is no news, and in the News there is no truth).[10]
 
What do those have to do with: "We can't allow college IDs because they will vote Democrat," which is basically what you said.


That's not what I said at all....

What I SAID was that educational institutions would find it in their interest to promote bias, because it relates to their funding, and the earnings and pensions of their professors.
 
No one In the United States would sell that paper, or even bother to read it. Like I said, I never heard of it and now I know why.

No, you never heard of it because of your ignorance.

Most people who know anything about the print media do know about it.
 
Some of them actually admitted it! Not that you would know or want to hear, since it's "only Libs" that do dishonest things in your version of reality.

Convicted felon voted, and there's no turning back | StarTribune.com

That's one guy. So let's say 50 more in Minnesota out of "thousands" who didn't admit it and your talking points fall apart pretty quickly.

Interesting link. This guy was actually dumb enough to register and vote under his own name. Your presumption that there are 50 more like him in Minnesota sounds like a Minnesota joke that people would tell in Wisconsin, Iowa or North Dakota.

But keep trying.
 
I was born long after the Civil War.......

How do I know who fought it?

By reading books about the civil war? Likewise I may be able to learn what Pravda was but i don't think the name of the soviet state newspaper fits in the lager scheme of the cold war
 
Interesting link. This guy was actually dumb enough to register and vote under his own name. Your presumption that there are 50 more like him in Minnesota sounds like a Minnesota joke that people would tell in Wisconsin, Iowa or North Dakota.

But keep trying.

Um...I live in Minnesota, and I do presume that there are at least 51 criminals.

Wisconsin, Iowa and North Dakota have no right to tell Minnesota jokes. They do because it hurts the pain of all the people that escaped those states for Minnesota.
 
BWAAHAHAHA.

Libs own every media outlet but ONE, and they're CRYING about it!

Too funny.

Fox's existence doesn't bother me at all. But they are what they are - MSNBC for Conservatives. (Usually I say MSNBC is Fox for Liberals since Fox came before MSNBC became that, but it's still the same thing)
 
By reading books about the civil war? Likewise I may be able to learn what Pravda was but i don't think the name of the soviet state newspaper fits in the lager scheme of the cold war

This was the officially endorsed source of information for the Soviet Union......

The place where every citizen was expected to learn the official Soviet position on every issue.

It's WELL worth noting that, because it CREATED what the average Russian PERCEIVED as reality as it relates to the cold war...

Glad I could help you out with that.....
 
And obviously, you are an [CENSORED].

Like Popeye, I am what I am......

Sorry if the fact that The New York Times is a public relations vehicle for the Democrat Party upsets you......
 
This was the officially endorsed source of information for the Soviet Union......

The place where every citizen was expected to learn the official Soviet position on every issue.

It's WELL worth noting that, because it CREATED what the average Russian PERCEIVED as reality as it relates to the cold war...

Glad I could help you out with that.....

The difference between Pravda and the New York Times is that Pravda was government sponsored, and most likely government run and controlled. The New York Times is a privately run company with no ties to government.
 
The difference between Pravda and the New York Times is that Pravda was government sponsored, and most likely government run and controlled. The New York Times is a privately run company with no ties to government.

Doesn't make any difference.

The NY Times toes the Liberal line, and goes out of it's way to attack Conservative positions and politicians.

Like I said, they're just a public relations arm of the Democrat Party.
 
LOL.........

You need to provide a picture ID to obtain Government benefits......

You know, folks living in poverty, the elderly, college students.

Just another excuse to retain rampant fraud in our voting process.

No you don't


From Massachusetts...

Myth: You need a photo ID to get SNAP/Food Stamps.

Fact: You need proof of identity. A photo ID is one way to prove identity. You can’t be turned down for SNAP/Food Stamps benefits because you don’t have photo ID. You can use another ID like a work or school badge, a health benefits card, an ID from another social service, a pay stub, a birth certificate, or a voter registration card. The SNAP/Food Stamps worker can also check your identity by calling shelter workers or employers.



From the GAO...

STATES MAY USE PHOTOGRAPHS ON
THE IDENTIFICATION CARDS BUT, UNDER DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
REGULATIONS, MAY NOT DENY OR DELAY BENEFITS TO HOUSEHOLDS
WHOSE MEMBERS ARE UNWILLING TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED.


From the USDA...

Identity

Driver’s License
Work or school identification card
Health benefits identification card
Voter registration card
Birth certificate


From lawhelp.org

You can't be denied for food stamps simply because you don't have a photo ID.
The Food Stamp caseworker is required to verify your identity. If you are unable to provide a photo ID, there are other ways to verify your identity such as wage stubs, a voter registration card, a birth certificate, or a "collateral contact" such as a homeless shelter case manager.
 
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