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[citation needed] I think given the experiences of 2000, 2004, and some of the horror stories already emerging, "non-citizens" voting isn't on the radar compar
by logjam 18y ago
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I think given the experiences of 2000, 2004, and some of the horror stories already emerging, "non-citizens" voting isn't on the radar compared with vote-suppression, and technology that appears custom-designed for fraud.
But please show examples, I would be interested in the scope of ""non-citizen" voting.
- kingkongrevenge 18y agohttp://www.heritage.org/Research/Legalissues/lm28.cfm http://www.heritage.org/Research/Legalissues/lm28.cfm
- felipe 18y agoOh pleeeeeeease, the Heritage Foundation???? What a surprise, blaming Latinos ("non-citizens") for everything.
- kingkongrevenge 18y agoOh, so you think it's OK that tens of thousands of aliens will vote? Sorry, I didn't realized that wasn't fraud.
- gamble 18y agoThe Bush administration spent five years and purged its own attorneys trying to dig up some cases of voter fraud they could prosecute. In that time, they convicted a grand total of 26 people. If there was the slightest evidence that 'thousands' of fraudulent votes were being cast, it would have emerged by now.
- kingkongrevenge 18y agoWe're essentially talking about hispanics voting illegally. Bush and Rove seriously believed they could turn hispanics to vote Republican in significant numbers, hence the "ownership society" and all that. They never had any strategic interest in anti-immigrant actions.
- felipe 18y agoNO. I am a non-citizen volunteering to prevent fraud. You are the one here who brought this up without any real facts (besides that hit-job "research" you linked to).