US Elections 2016

[PK htiw klaw eriF]

This election needs a good scandal:

 

 

It's the same rag that exposed Edwards a few years back.

I'm not quite sure, five women willing to **** Ted Cruz seems outlandish.

[Meshugger]

 

This election needs a good scandal:

 

 

It's the same rag that exposed Edwards a few years back.

I'm not quite sure, five women willing to **** Ted Cruz seems outlandish.

 

 

Allegedly Kissinger had a harem running after him back in the 70's. Take it as you will.

[Guard Dog]

Hillary makes a bid for the votes of the conspiracy/tin foil hat crowd: http://dailycaller.com/2016/03/25/hillary-on-area-51-secrets-i-think-we-ought-to-share-it-with-the-public/

[HoonDing]

This election needs a good scandal:

 

 

It's the same rag that exposed Edwards a few years back.

Et alors?

[Wrath of Dagon]

I bet you foreign guys are envious how fun our elections are.

[BruceVC]

I bet you foreign guys are envious how fun our elections are.

I do enjoy the US elections but its not fun but more serious for me due to the relevance of the USA 

[Rostere]

More on the situation in Arizona.

 

Apparently roughly 2/3 of Democratic voters on primary day could not be found in the database or had been re-registered without their knowledge as Independents, Republicans or Libertarians. So they got to cast "provisional ballots" which, as it turns out, are not counted.

 

It turns out this is very widespread in Oregon as well. Because of the awareness of this problem from the Arizona primary, people in other states where this is also happening have written a lot about it on reddit (here and here) also there are reports from New York that the same thing is happening there.

 

 

Here's a must-see video of a woman who affiliation was changed to "Independent". You can see in the video how she is shown another scanned form, where her signature is copied from the previous one she sent in (to register Democrat) but with Democratic party affiliation erased. Someone else has clearly made a conscious effort to make her primary vote null and void.

Edited March 25, 2016 by Rostere

[Meshugger]

I bet you foreign guys are envious how fun our elections are.

 

It's the most entertaining political event in the world, i thank you guys for that. Don't ever change.

[Meshugger]

Edited March 26, 2016 by Meshugger

[Oerwinde]

 

Bernie Sanders is the newest Disney Princess.

[Valsuelm]

 

 

Bernie Sanders is the newest Disney Princess.

 

 

Na... he's no princess. He's just from some alien invader from an alternate universe where Disney meets Animal Farm.

 

 

Edited March 26, 2016 by Valsuelm

[Rostere]

 

Update on the most interesting story this primary season.

 

Apparently the AZ Democratic party has already been contacted by at least 4000 people whose party affiliation was changed without their consent. Seeing how most Democratic caucuses/primaries ahead are closed and how irregularities are already reported in other states such as Oregon, this looks like massive election fraud.

[Namutree]

 

Update on the most interesting story this primary season.

 

Apparently the AZ Democratic party has already been contacted by at least 4000 people whose party affiliation was changed without their consent. Seeing how most Democratic caucuses/primaries ahead are closed and how irregularities are already reported in other states such as Oregon, this looks like massive election fraud.

It won't amount to anything. Everyone knows how corrupt the democratic party is and it's never stopped leftists from voting for them before.

[Ganrich]

Hillary makes a bid for the votes of the conspiracy/tin foil hat crowd: http://dailycaller.com/2016/03/25/hillary-on-area-51-secrets-i-think-we-ought-to-share-it-with-the-public/

The Clinton's have always played up this crowd. Bill did it too. It's odd, but securing votes is securing votes.

[Valsuelm]

 

 

Update on the most interesting story this primary season.

 

Apparently the AZ Democratic party has already been contacted by at least 4000 people whose party affiliation was changed without their consent. Seeing how most Democratic caucuses/primaries ahead are closed and how irregularities are already reported in other states such as Oregon, this looks like massive election fraud.

It won't amount to anything. Everyone knows how corrupt the democratic party is and it's never stopped leftists from voting for them before.

 

 

There's a difference between people actually voting for them and election fraud. Also, this particular fraud is being perpetrated by 'leftists' on 'leftists', and election fraud is certainly not something the Democratic Party has a monopoly on.

 

Frankly, it's looking like the folks behind Clinton are stealing the nomination from Sanders, via not only the corrupt 'super delegate' system, but by rigging the election results in various locations. Arizona and Oregon are not the only places this is happening. Utah is another (though the alleged fraud there is mostly on the Republican side), and these three places are just where people are getting caught and/or speaking out and there's been a decent amount of coverage of the problem (note that the mainstream media is not really even touching this, they just about never cover election fraud issues).

Edited March 27, 2016 by Valsuelm

[Elerond]

http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/03/26/mvd-error-might-have-kicked-arizona-voters-out-parties/82278442/

 

In Arizona MVD maybe behind members from both parties losing their party membership. I must say that US political system is very interesting.

[Calax]

http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/03/26/mvd-error-might-have-kicked-arizona-voters-out-parties/82278442/

 

In Arizona MVD maybe behind members from both parties losing their party membership. I must say that US political system is very interesting.

I love the fact that a system error in the DMV is automatically attributed to "Somebody's rigging the system!"

 

Also

http://www.snopes.com/cuban-refugees-clinging-to-air-force-one/

Edited March 27, 2016 by Calax

[Agiel]

[Oerwinde]

 

http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/03/26/mvd-error-might-have-kicked-arizona-voters-out-parties/82278442/

 

In Arizona MVD maybe behind members from both parties losing their party membership. I must say that US political system is very interesting.

I love the fact that a system error in the DMV is automatically attributed to "Somebody's rigging the system!"

 

Also

http://www.snopes.com/cuban-refugees-clinging-to-air-force-one/

 

Why would party affiliation be stored in the same database as driver information? I ask as a Canadian where political parties have their own member database rather than the government holding it.

Edited March 27, 2016 by Oerwinde

[ktchong]

[Calax]

 

 

http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/03/26/mvd-error-might-have-kicked-arizona-voters-out-parties/82278442/

 

In Arizona MVD maybe behind members from both parties losing their party membership. I must say that US political system is very interesting.

I love the fact that a system error in the DMV is automatically attributed to "Somebody's rigging the system!"

 

Also

http://www.snopes.com/cuban-refugees-clinging-to-air-force-one/

 

Why would party affiliation be stored in the same database as driver information? I ask as a Canadian where political parties have their own member database rather than the government holding it.

 

Down here, the DMV is basically your one stop shop for any form of registration. Either there or the Post Office, as both are the primary ways the government knows where you live and your primary form of interaction with the Government. For the most part the DMV is where most people register to vote so they have to have that info on file.

 

And yes, the parties do have their own lists of people behind them, but for the most part the federal election commission goes by the DMV selections people make, rather than by what the parties say.

[Meshugger]

Hahaha, the GOP are scrapping the rule of a candidate having to win 8 states in order to be eligible. You know, the very rule imposted in 2012 in order to unseat any delegate for Ron Paul.

 

http://stumpinfortrump.com/2016/03/26/no-one-looking-rnc-changed-rules-no-longer-8-states-required/

[PK htiw klaw eriF]

Hahaha, the GOP are scrapping the rule of a candidate having to win 8 states in order to be eligible. You know, the very rule imposted in 2012 in order to unseat any delegate for Ron Paul.

 

http://stumpinfortrump.com/2016/03/26/no-one-looking-rnc-changed-rules-no-longer-8-states-required/

So they plan to select John Kasich if it's a brokered convention?

[Meshugger]

 

Hahaha, the GOP are scrapping the rule of a candidate having to win 8 states in order to be eligible. You know, the very rule imposted in 2012 in order to unseat any delegate for Ron Paul.

 

http://stumpinfortrump.com/2016/03/26/no-one-looking-rnc-changed-rules-no-longer-8-states-required/

So they plan to select John Kasich if it's a brokered convention?

 

 

I am not well versed in lawspeak, but from i gather it could be practically anyone, even those that have dropped out.

[Valsuelm]

 

 

Hahaha, the GOP are scrapping the rule of a candidate having to win 8 states in order to be eligible. You know, the very rule imposted in 2012 in order to unseat any delegate for Ron Paul.

 

http://stumpinfortrump.com/2016/03/26/no-one-looking-rnc-changed-rules-no-longer-8-states-required/

So they plan to select John Kasich if it's a brokered convention?

 

 

I am not well versed in lawspeak, but from i gather it could be practically anyone, even those that have dropped out.

 

 

You need not be versed in 'lawspeak'. It can be anyone.

 

For most elections, that's how it always has been. The primary thing is for the most part an early 20th century creation, and for the most part has always been a rigged dog and pony show, as arguably the actual Presidential election itself has become (the 2000 election most obviously).

 

The corruption, which has been there in spades for over 100 years now, is just getting a bit more obvious at this point, with a large portion of the electorate being thoroughly disillusioned with both major parties and with the internet allowing for the proliferation of relatively easily accessible information mainstream media generally doesn't talk about, and the people who own it generally don't want you to know about.

Edited March 27, 2016 by Valsuelm