RIP Gordon
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As we know, when it comes to the law as long as breaking it was an "honest mistake" we all forgive and forget.TheCatt wrote:But I also think those 13 people should have been ass-reamed for filing fake Ohio residency claims.
I don't know how that can be their primary residence if they can't get mail there.GORDON wrote:Ohio judge rules "homeless" can list a park bench as primary residence, for voting purposes.
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Posted in this thread because while I can see it as valid for actual homeless, I can't see how this couldn't be easily abused by dishonest people.
Nice.GORDON wrote:Woman's name fraudulently used to donate $170k to the Obama campaign.
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Sen. Barack Obama's presidential campaign is allowing donors to use largely untraceable prepaid credit cards that could potentially be used to evade limits on how much an individual is legally allowed to give or to mask a contributor's identity, campaign officials confirmed.
No, this is straight-up lawbreaking. Obama's website was not keeping track of donations made by credit card, which means one person could give over the individual limits set by law, foreigners could donate, etc. Most mainstream media have decided it isn't newsworthy.Malcolm wrote:Thank Christ we'd all that campaign finance reform to handle all this shyte.
Mayhaps the incorrect things were reformed.GORDON wrote:No, this is straight-up lawbreaking. Obama's website was not keeping track of donations made by credit card, which means one person could give over the individual limits set by law, foreigners could donate, etc. Most mainstream media have decided it isn't newsworthy.Malcolm wrote:Thank Christ we'd all that campaign finance reform to handle all this shyte.
Note - the credit card system they have comes with address verification turned on by default. It has to be manually deactivated. But that knowledge comes from evil right wing lie websites, so it is all lies and nevermind.
As I said, Republicans don't've this PR thing figured out yet. If they did, shit'd be different. You wanna know how all this shit is possible? One party's beating the other in an extremely important aspect of modern politics.GORDON wrote:If it had been McCain, the media would be all over it. That's what needs to change.
Maybe they should start infiltrating the media. About the only place they control the majority is radio talk shows.Leisher wrote:Not much the Republican PR machine can do when the other side controls the media.
Complaining that the deck's stacked against you does nothing to change the fact that it's stacked against you. They have not fixed this fundamental problem -- whether or not it's fair doesn't even enter into this. Life ain't fair.Leisher wrote:They did, it's called "FOX News" and half the country doesn't believe a word that comes out of them despite the majority of the "biased media" scandals occurring at ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, etc.
Saw a post on another site where a guy donated $15 three times in one sitting on his credit card using the same card and a bogus address (99999 zip). Never asked for the 3 digit code off the back of the card. He donated under William Ayers, Rezco, and I think Reverend Wright as the third. All three went through and hit his card. After the scant media attention and promises of clamping down on credit card security, he tried it again with the same card as Karl Marx and it went through again.GORDON wrote:No, this is straight-up lawbreaking. Obama's website was not keeping track of donations made by credit card, which means one person could give over the individual limits set by law, foreigners could donate, etc. Most mainstream media have decided it isn't newsworthy.
Note - the credit card system they have comes with address verification turned on by default. It has to be manually deactivated. But that knowledge comes from evil right wing lie websites, so it is all lies and nevermind.
Congressman John Hall (D-Dover Plains) fired one of his long-time campaign advisers Tuesday, after learning that she’s embroiled in voter fraud investigations in Ohio. Amy Little, 49, has been a registered Democrat in New York since 1991, and Ulster County election officials said she voted in the party primary here in February.
But in October, Little registered to vote in Ohio.