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North Dakota Democrats Promote Message Telling Hunters They May Lose Their Licenses if They Vote

Skeptic Bob said:
That is bad. Most of these deceptive moves I have seen trying to dissuade people from voting or misleading them about when to vote have targeted Democratic voters, but there are sleazy tacticians on both sides. I feel like these kinds of things should be illegal.
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same here. smells like last minute inflammatory bull****, though.
 
MrWonka said:
Oh, a website huh? Is that supposed to prove something? Next, I suppose you want me to believe that all those stickers on the back of the MAGA bombers van were real, or that the video of him at a Trump rally wasn't photoshopped, or that the caravan is made up of women and children instead of murders and rapists. Please.
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shrug...

looks to me like it's the Dem's website.

https://demnpl.com

But hey...you go on with your grand conspiracy theory.
 
Deuce said:
Republicans do this all the time and never condemn it
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I have no problem suppressing votes from people who shouldn't be voting.

Sent from my HTC phone. Instaurare omnia in Christo.
 
phattonez said:
I have no problem suppressing votes from people who shouldn't be voting.

Sent from my HTC phone. Instaurare omnia in Christo.
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Seeing how often the target is black people I might reconsider that statement...
 
jmotivator said:
"Sending out mailers backing a conservative independent candidate in the Secretary of State race isn’t the only way in which North Dakota Democrats are trying to mislead voters.

A reader alerted me to this curious message on Facebook which tells voters they may lose their hunting licenses in other states if they vote:"

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https://www.sayanythingblog.com/ent...rs-they-may-lose-their-licenses-if-they-vote/

I'm not sure how they thought that that was going to work. I'd guess most people are savvy enough to know that Voting Franchise >>>> Hunting license, for starters... and that the claim is laughable to begin with.
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Voter suppression is only bad when Republicans do it, it seems.....
 
MrWonka said:
Actually, for all the garbage Republicans talk about false flag operations I would say this is more likely to be one of them. I'm guessing a conservative ran this in an attempt to get hunters made at Democrats.
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Nope, Politifact, AP, etc., have sourced it directly to the official Democrat party in North Dakota. Sorry to rain on your conspiracy theory.

MrWonka said:
Given that Republicans are passing actual laws with the intention of preventing Native Americans from voting I'm not really too concerned about a stupid facebook post. Even if it was actually created by Democrats(which I doubt) it's a molehill compared to the mountain of bull**** that's coming from the Republican Party.
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Hmmmm....... well there's bull**** somewhere, doesn't look like it's from them tho.....
Some actual facts:
Democrats routinely accuse Republicans of voter suppression. Just this week, Heitkamp accused Republicans of stifling the Native American vote after deciding “there are certain people in North Dakota they don’t want to vote.”

But Democrats don’t actually believe what they're saying when they use that line. A get-out-the-vote effort in support of Heitkamp reminds Native Americans on reservations that they don’t even have to register to vote. They just need government identification that shows a street address.
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During a recent campaign forum, which was covered only by a tribal newspaper and later discovered by Port, Heitkamp told tribal leaders that "while there have been some changes in North Dakota's voting laws, I want everyone to know that voting is still easy here."

So much for all the panic.

Again, Port (whose blog is the best political read in North Dakota) was the first to spot postcards sent to North Dakota reservations encouraging them to “know your rights!” and “make your voice heard on November 6!” And it’s not a problem if voters don’t have tribal or state identification. As the mailer notes, even a tribal letter with a printed residential address is enough to vote.

At least in North Dakota then, it seems that Democrats don’t mind a little voter suppression. They complain about it, knowing it isn't real, and then turn around and try to cook up schemes to scare Republicans away from voting.
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https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...rs-voting-could-cost-you-your-hunting-license
 
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Where's all the condemnation from our liberal posters who tell us how evil voter suppression is?


Quite frankly, this is outrageous conduct by Democrats in N Dakota and should be called out by everyone regardless of party affiliation.
 
This may actually blow up in the faces of those that authorized this message.....I dont see how this can end well for them.
 
Bum said:
This may actually blow up in the faces of those that authorized this message.....I dont see how this can end well for them.
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It already has. Unless a major miracle happens between now and Tuesday, Heitkamp will be unemployed in January.
 
Roadvirus said:
It already has. Unless a major miracle happens between now and Tuesday, Heitkamp will be unemployed in January.
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I suppose votes, like elections, do have consequences. :shrug:
 
OK People...once again you see the depths these dirt-bags are willing to sink to.
Make sure EVERYONE knows.

And VOTE!
 
Deuce said:
Seeing how often the target is black people I might reconsider that statement...
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That there's a lot of fraud in black neighborhoods? Is that racist?
 
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