Posted on Sep 8, 2017

Kobach: It Appears Out-of-State Voters Changed Outcome of New Hampshire U.S. Senate Race

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Now this level of clear voter and election fraud is deserving of a federal investigation.

Kobach: It Appears Out-of-State Voters Changed Outcome of New Hampshire U.S. Senate Race

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Not only has Kobach alreday been found to have misled the court in a lawsuit about his handling of this commission, he may now face ethics charges for getting paid by brietbart for this article about his official government duties with the commisision.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2017/07/26/federal-judge-upholds-fine-against-kris-kobach-for-pattern-of-misleading-the-court-in-voter-id-cases/?utm_term=.32e28ffc1e51

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Thanks for sharing the article. Maybe someone will have the time to research the background and political leanings of the members - if it matters. Anything with Heritage Foundation should raise eyebrows, due to the large amount of Republican cash that flows into it. Kobach intends to run for Gov. of Kansas and I think we know where VP Pence stands. I'm all for getting to the bottom of it but only if it's done fairly. This entire 2016 election was tampered with by both parties. Not just the "Russia" piece either - I noticed a recent story about them using fake Facebook accounts to buy ads and allegedly had est. 1000 trolls on social media. Voting machines were hacked at a convention in Las Vegas and some were even stolen before the election. No proof exists of vote counts changed so far. I believe they caught at least one Dem for fraudulent voting. I hope they fully prosecute any that are proven to have manipulated the vote, but at face value this panel appears to be very political.

Commission Members
Vice President Mike Pence, Chair
Kris Kobach, Secretary of State of Kansas, Vice-Chair
Connie Lawson, Secretary of State of Indiana
Bill Gardner, Secretary of State of New Hampshire
Matthew Dunlap, Secretary of State of Maine
Ken Blackwell, Former Secretary of State of Ohio
Christy McCormick, Commissioner, Election Assistance Commission
David Dunn, Former Arkansas State Representative
Mark Rhodes, Clerk of Wood County, West Virginia
Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow and Manager of Election Law Reform Initiative, Edwin Meese Center for Legal & Judicial Studies, The Heritage Foundation
J. Christian Adams, President and General Counsel, Public Interest Legal Foundation
Alan King, Probate Judge, Jefferson County, Alabama

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PO3 John Wagner

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CWO3 (Join to see) - And somehow or other Republican cash makes it more illegitimate than Democrat foundations whose board members often include individuals whose professional accomplishments tend to run toward being discredited or individuals who have been cut loose by more well accredited groups?
The worst part about democrat research institutes is the obscure and often leftist...socialist.. sources of income.

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PO3 John Wagner - None of them are good. Matters not which party. Tons of dark money. People with careers spent pushing agendas. For every Soros there is a Mercer.

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Elections have consequences, even if they're rigged. They assume a couple of important things though. (1) That everybody follows the law regarding getting a new driver's license. LEO's stop people every day with expired and/or out of state driver's licenses. (2) That everyone that gets a drivers license registers a car. Plenty of people hold licenses that don't own a car. They may be teens that can't afford one yet. or even someone that uses mass transit but holds a license for using a rental car when they travel by air. It may be different today but everyone I knew got their driver's license as soon as they reached the age, but very few owned a car. Kobach and Breitbart have a definite agenda as well. It should be easy enough to verify since they have all the names and I hope they get to the bottom of it in a bi-partisan manner. If caught, they should be prosecuted. Certainly this effort is represented by both parties, because if not it's already suspect. So far is a lot of "may have" "probably" "likely", IOW it's far from proof of anything. I won't be surprised if it turns out to be legitimate fraud though.

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PO3 John Wagner

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CWO3 (Join to see) - Just on an inserting side note. We have had more and more smoke from will fires as much as 2000 miles away here in Western North Dakota...I am looking directly into a setting sun.. (pardon the bugs..).... That hill isn't a mile away. Friend of mine was driving through the Black Hills yesterday and said he couldn't even see the tops... They aren't that tall... at most 1500 ft above surrounding terrain. what's the last thing to go through a bugs mind when it hits,the windshield?

It's ass

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PO3 John Wagner - I think they're having bad fires in S California as well. Be safe out there.

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PO3 John Wagner

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CWO3 (Join to see) - 31 years trucking in ND. I have seen smoke before... but never this thick and never for so long. It just amazes me how far this stuff has traveled.

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