Comments on: Poll Shows Nearly 2:1 Believe ACORN Registering Illegal Voters

by: Stanford Matthews

Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:16:08 +0000

Only if you think illegal voting is not serious. Read it again, slowly or ask a neighbor for help. There will be a quiz at the end of the discussion. Pay attention.

by: Dave

Wed, 22 Oct 2008 09:09:27 +0000

So, the majority of people don’t think that ACORN is involved in serious fraud?

by: Stanford Matthews

Wed, 22 Oct 2008 03:00:00 +0000

That’s depressing. Silly me. I expected that a determination of fraud even after an election would result in a correction of the problem. That does not bode well for what we have in front of us.

Thanks for stoppin’ in and the commentary, Perri, it always helps to have someone besides me responding to the comments of others. So far this week looks like there is a reasonable mix of views. If that mix is representative we may elect McCain yet.

by: Perri Nelson

Wed, 22 Oct 2008 01:11:27 +0000

It’s not a conspiracy theory… it’s real.

Ok, its not like mickey mouse and goofy are really going to have their voices heard…..gimme a break…..the databases that are in place to prevent all this are staggering and Ive never heard them being put on the news…..its doom and gloom that sells

Efforts to clean up those database go on all the time. The left calls that GOP attempts to “disenfranchise” voters.

ACORN deliberately ignores fraudulent registrations, expecting the secretaries of state to “catch” the mistakes and “fix” them. In Ohio, that proved to be “too much of a burden” to do in a timely fashion, and so litigation prevented it. The Supreme Court ultimately said “Yep. it’s too hard, so just let the early voting continue - whether the registrations are fraudulent or not. Solve it after the election.” Of course, after the election it will be too late.

Four years ago we went through this very problem in Washington over our Governor’s election. Ultimately, the fraudulent registrations and ballots, turned out to amount to more than ten times the margin of victory, but the court refused to do anything about it. It was a travesty that could have been prevented by preventing the fraud in the first place.

Instead, we’ll never know what the result would have been without the fraud - perpetrated by ACORN and other groups. And we’ll never know who the PEOPLE chose as governor, because the margin of victory was so much less than the margin of fraud.

by: Stanford Matthews

Tue, 21 Oct 2008 20:43:52 +0000

Thanks for stoppin’ in and the comments.

BTW Oregon, it’s not a conspiracy theory, it’s a poll. It is also comforting how confident you are that all fraud will be corrected, NOT.

And lind balances out the two comments.

by: lind

Tue, 21 Oct 2008 18:13:09 +0000

oF COURSE ACORN IS DOING VOTER FRAUD FOR OBAMA, HE IS AS MUCH AS MUCH ON THEIR SIDE OF HIS BUDDIES FROM CHICAGO. EVEN HIS FACT CHECK IS THE ANNEBERG CORPORATION WHICH IS OWED BY AYERS AND HE IS OBAMA S FRIEND OF MANY YEARS . SO, IS ANYONE REALLY OUT THERE THAT HE DOESN’T CONDEM THIS ACTION?HE GAVE 800,000 FOR THEM TO GET OUT THE VOTER REGISTRATION THAT WE KNOW OF. hE HAS FOUND WAYS OF GETTING MONEY TO THESE PEOPLE HIS WHOLE CAREER AND THEY GIVE CONTRIBUTIONS TO HIM BACK. HE IS UP TO HIS EYEBALLS INVOLVED IN THE FANNIE MAY AND FREEDIE MAC DEMIZE JUST LIKE THE OTHER DEMOCRATS WHO STOP THE REPUBLICANS REPEATED ALLS TO REGULATE THEM .CROOKSALL OF THEM

by: Oregon4Obama

Tue, 21 Oct 2008 17:54:59 +0000

45% eh? Well I’m glad the FBI and other people like the state officials and election officials are on the job preventing all those false voter registrations from getting through

Ok, its not like mickey mouse and goofy are really going to have their voices heard…..gimme a break…..the databases that are in place to prevent all this are staggering and Ive never heard them being put on the news…..its doom and gloom that sells

those people who conducted false registrations will be served justice and as many fake registrations that have been reported are the same that are now in the trash…..so not to worry little conspiracy theorist