Discussing politics and religion

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That reminds me, I haven't checked to see if that website, the people of walmart, is still in existence. The funny thing about that website is it that's whatever Walmart looks like. The larger people are the more spandex gets sold. If I was wider than I was tall I'd be wearing a moo moo not spandex........ If somebody stared at me too much I might even say moo.
I need to stop at our Fred Meyer store nearly every night on the way home. It's on the way home and I never know who I'm going to run into. That's not much of a social life is it.

 

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I heard rumors but I guess it be true. There is a mall built here in the 1960s called The pony village Mall. Over the years it gotten bigger and bigger them during the past 15 years or so some of the big stores moved out. Troutman's emporium moved out I think they went bankrupt or something then the JCPenney's store which was pretty big moved out and then the bon Marche moved out.
Guess who's moving into the great big JC Penney's store.
Two of the hardware stores in town and one of the lumber stores all jumped on the Milwaukee bandwagon and loaded their aisles up with Milwaukee stuff in glass cabinets so you have to have a key to get into them.
There's actually a real tool store in town that carries the heavy duty stuff, the Makita the jet tools real machine tools and drill bits and all that good kind of stuff the guys like.
I'm kind of hoping harbor freight doesn't totally devastate everybody.

 

[Floorist]

Several of the malls closed in KC because of gangs roaming the halls.

 

[havasu]

Well, a bullet would solve both issues, unless it is still a vote by mail issue. In that case, they will ask for duplicate vote cards and still double their vote choice.

 

[highup]

Well, a bullet would solve both issues, unless it is still a vote by mail issue. In that case, they will ask for duplicate vote cards and still double their vote choice.

Oregon has had its vote by mail for a long, long time and I don't recall any issues with fraud. I think the recent issues in the past presidential election, were how quickly it was implemented for the first time in many states, and their lack of insisting on proof of voter ID. I don't think you can create a vote by mail system this quickly in any state. It needs debated and approved by the states own governing body. If you don't require positive voter identification then that won't work regardless of vote by mail or going to a polling place.

 

[havasu]

My G/F and I volunteered to be "poll watchers" at the last primary election, watching for irregularities. As most know, polling places are legally prohibited from verifying identification. We worked a small precinct, and we had 12 documented cases where people who lived 20+ miles away just happened to "pop in" and vote, even though there was no reason to be there. As the retired cop in me, I guarantee they were driving from precinct to precinct demanding to complete a provisional ballot. We documented every case and filed the reports with the Registar of Voters (ROV), but all cases fell on deaf ears, and even the ROV laughed at the massive amounts of fraudulent votes, ever since the "vote by mail" scandal began.

 

[Floorist]

My G/F and I volunteered to be "poll watchers" at the last primary election, watching for irregularities. As most know, polling places are legally prohibited from verifying identification. We worked a small precinct, and we had 12 documented cases where people who lived 20+ miles away just happened to "pop in" and vote, even though there was no reason to be there. As the retired cop in me, I guarantee they were driving from precinct to precinct demanding to complete a provisional ballot. We documented every case and filed the reports with the Registar of Voters (ROV), but all cases fell on deaf ears, and even the ROV laughed at the massive amounts of fraudulent votes, ever since the "vote by mail" scandal began.

You have to either show a voter card or a picture ID here.

 

[C.J.]

https://rumble.com/vxlfsb-that-orange-fella.html

 

[havasu]

Not in California. The poll worker would be terminated if they were to ask for any form of identification.

 

[highup]

My G/F and I volunteered to be "poll watchers" at the last primary election, watching for irregularities. As most know, polling places are legally prohibited from verifying identification. We worked a small precinct, and we had 12 documented cases where people who lived 20+ miles away just happened to "pop in" and vote, even though there was no reason to be there. As the retired cop in me, I guarantee they were driving from precinct to precinct demanding to complete a provisional ballot. We documented every case and filed the reports with the Registar of Voters (ROV), but all cases fell on deaf ears, and even the ROV laughed at the massive amounts of fraudulent votes, ever since the "vote by mail" scandal began.

That's where the problem lies. The system needs to be changed so that there is voter registration required that can positively identify that a person is a resident and only votes once.
If the state fails to insist on voter ID then it's......
...... California...... and it won't make any difference if it's voting in person or VIA mail. Fraud is fraud, but you know that better than me

 

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I have always liked Bill. I wish Trump could have his patience and demeanor.

 

[Floorist]

Harry Truman said"
“My choice early in life was either to be a piano player in a whorehouse or a politician. And to tell the truth, there's hardly any difference.”.

 

[highup]

I was thinking it was AOC or Kamala that said that.

 

[havasu]

Them two are the subject matter in the above quotes, when they spoke of whores.

 

[havasu]

 

[C.J.]

What was that???

 

[C.J.]

 

[highup]

Well, a bullet would solve both issues, unless it is still a vote by mail issue. In that case, they will ask for duplicate vote cards and still double their vote choice.

You have ballots with bar codes so a person can't vote twice. Or every voter has a bar code ID assigned to them permanently. If they vote twice, both votes are nullified.

 

[havasu]

That is IF you have your ballot. This is no longer required in Kommiefornia. If someone is there to vote, they must accept the vote. I was also told that those Dominion machines have been authorized for the next 20 years. Isn't that Nnancy Pelosi's husband that owns those machines?

 

[Floorist]

Here, when you go in to vote, you either need your voter ID card or driver's license and must be on the list of registered voters for your precinct. They mark you off so you can't vote again. If you ask for a mail-in ballot, you still must be registered.