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MAJ Patrick Ross
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One crazy women trying to vote twice is not BIG. Doing more research you will find out the real problems: http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-voting-irregularities-snap-story.html ; also spend time on Election Justice USA (FB) DNC Fraud Lawsuit (FB). http://dailysignal.com/2016/10/17/here-are-3-new-cases-of-voter-fraud-governments-must-ensure-vote-integrity-as-election-day-looms/ There has been all sorts of games played this and every past election. The vote is the most important part of society. Don't just rush to play partisan politics on it.
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PO1 Don Gulizia
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Wrong...just the first case reported by Salon.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-fraud-idUSKCN12S213
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I last one is "deplorable":

"A man in Texas, where early voting started on Monday, was arrested on Monday on charges of electioneering and loitering near a polling place, public records show.

The man, Brett Mauthe, had been charged for showing up to vote in a Trump hat and T-shirt with the phrase "basket of deplorables," a reference to a comment Clinton made disparaging her rivals' supporters, election officials told media."
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PO1 Don Gulizia
PO1 Don Gulizia
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MSgt (Join to see) - What does that have to do with anything? My comment was in response to your disingenuous Salon article. Voter fraud is voter fraud, it doesn’t matter which party or candidate it’s for. That’s why many of us advocate for voter ID. This is something that the Obama administration started that really bugs me…deflecting blame and not accepting criticism because someone else did wrong, as well. Keep trying to deflect...your jedi mind tricks do not work on me.
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SGT William Howell
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Wow that is huge. How come last months registration in Cincinnati of 4 dead people did make the news? Oh they registered as democrats. That is not news worthy. Jokes on them. No ID, no vote in Ohio.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
1stSgt Nelson Kerr
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Did any of those dead people try to vote,? if not it is meaningless
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SGT William Howell
SGT William Howell
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So why would dead people register? Kind of like putting on a condom to go jogging. It's got one purpose you don't do anything else with one.
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