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Former US House speaker denied voter ID in Texas -- (link)

Posted by CovingtonCat Nov 4 '13, 02:33

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90-year-old's license was expired (well, duh, he's 90) (news.cincinnati.com)

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We need to protect our elections from fraud that doesn't exist anywhere in the country. -- nm - Krusty Nov 4, 05:45 13
- Are you saying voter fraud doesn't exist? - Strongbad Nov 4, 06:11 12
  - Yes. It doesn't really exist. Sure, you can find one or two examples but you won't find it happening it large numbers anywhere in the U.S. - Krusty Nov 4, 06:45
  - Everytime this is studied, they find, like, three fraudulent votes. -- nm - Reagen Nov 4, 06:42 10
    - Or this? -- (link) - Strongbad Nov 4, 06:46 4
      - Still just a handful and not something that should lead to voter ID laws that will disenfranchise thousands of voters. - Krusty Nov 4, 06:52
      - so yes, like 3. -- nm - Reagen Nov 4, 06:52 2
        
        More than 1.8 million deceased individuals are listed as voters - Strongbad Nov 4, 09:36
        
        Ha! -- nm - David Nov 4, 06:56
    - Like this? -- (link) - Strongbad Nov 4, 06:46 4
      - Borrowing Reagen's joke, the two links here add up to 6 people, which averages out to be.... -- nm - David Nov 4, 06:57 1
        
        If you'd like me to post a list of the 46 states that have prosecuted/convicted voter fraud chargers since 2000, I will. - Strongbad Nov 4, 09:35
      - Voter fraud of the type that voter ID laws are meant to prevent. -- nm - Roger More Nov 4, 06:49
      - It was absentee ballots, ID wouldn't have stopped that. -- nm - Krusty Nov 4, 06:48

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