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GOP Doesn't Care About Voter Fraud. VA Election Board will let the Republican who trashed Voter Registration Forms Go. WHAT THE FUCK GOP????
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GOP Man Love
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Date: October 22, 2012 10:30AM
http://www.examiner.com/article/gop-controlled-virginia-board-of-elections-refuses-to-prosecute-gop-voter-fraud-1
A GOP operative was observed by multiple witnesses to have discarded completed voter registration forms in a dumpster. This is a crime in Virginia, but the Republican controlled State Board of Elections will not ask the State Attorney General to investigate the matter.
WTVR.com has reported locally from Virginia that The Virginia State Board of Elections (VSBE) will be refusing to prosecute Colin Small, 31, who was arrested on charges of obstruction of justice and voter fraud. Under the written law the Virgina Attorney General is unable to move forward with a prosecution unless it is requested to investigate by the VSBE. Small, therefore, is off the legal hook despite the fact he was witnessed and there is evidence of him committing a crime.
The VSBE is a special agency of the state government, where all appointees are hand picked by the governor. In this case Virginia's governor is Bob McDonnell, a Republican. The VSBE is comprised of three members. Two are Republicans, and one is a Democrat. Therefore, the GOP always has the majority in every election decision.
A GOP operative was observed by multiple witnesses to have discarded completed voter registration forms in a dumpster. This is a crime in Virginia, but the Republican controlled State Board of Elections will not ask the State Attorney General to investigate the matter.
WTVR.com has reported locally from Virginia that The Virginia State Board of Elections (VSBE) will be refusing to prosecute Colin Small, 31, who was arrested on charges of obstruction of justice and voter fraud. Under the written law the Virgina Attorney General is unable to move forward with a prosecution unless it is requested to investigate by the VSBE. Small, therefore, is off the legal hook despite the fact he was witnessed and there is evidence of him committing a crime.
The VSBE is a special agency of the state government, where all appointees are hand picked by the governor. In this case Virginia's governor is Bob McDonnell, a Republican. The VSBE is comprised of three members. Two are Republicans, and one is a Democrat. Therefore, the GOP always has the majority in every election decision.
Re: GOP Doesn't Care About Voter Fraud. VA Election Board will let the Republican who trashed Voter Registration Forms Go. WHAT THE FUCK GOP????
Posted by:
Lloydster
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Date: October 22, 2012 10:43AM
'It is painfully obvious what is happening in Virginia. High level lifelong party loyalist Republicans, who would like nothing more than to see their party return to its former glory, are using the power of their position to cover-up an election fraud.'
I could be wrong but I'm right 99% of the time
I could be wrong but I'm right 99% of the time
Re: GOP Doesn't Care About Voter Fraud. VA Election Board will let the Republican who trashed Voter Registration Forms Go. WHAT THE FUCK GOP????
Posted by:
Hay Zeus
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Date: October 22, 2012 11:00AM
This man should be prosecuted but why is anyone is surprised that a Republican Govenor appointed Republicans to 2 of the 3 VSBE positions?
Re: GOP Doesn't Care About Voter Fraud. VA Election Board will let the Republican who trashed Voter Registration Forms Go. WHAT THE FUCK GOP????
Posted by:
fake moral outrage
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Date: October 22, 2012 11:11AM
What I find interesting is that now, all of a sudden, Democrats care about voter fraud and voter registration fraud. Before, it was much to do about nothing to them. They openly mocked any investigation into voter and voter registration fraud.
Tell me again why it was OK to NOT prosecute the New Black Panthers for election day crimes......
Where was your outrage then?
From US News:
Media reports have suggested that Colin Small, the 23-year-old Pennsylvania man charged with destroying voter registration forms in Harrisonburg, Va., may have been part of a larger voter suppression effort by the Republican Party. Small was a contractor for the Republican Party of Virginia, where his job was to follow up with voters whose registration forms were incomplete, and hand in those forms to the registrar within 15 days.
But a source close to the case against Small says the young field worker missed the deadline to return eight voter forms, and then, panicking, appears to have thrown those eight forms in the trash.
According to the source, Small would have gotten fired for missing that deadline.
While Harrisonburg swung slightly Democratic in the 2008 election, Small's job was to follow up with voters who were potential Republicans. In all likelihood, the forms he allegedly threw in the dumpster would have belonged to Republican voters.
All eight voters have now been correctly registered, according to the source.
Small has now been fired from his job working with the Republican Party of Virginia. According to a statement from state party chairman Pat Mullins, Small's actions were a "direct contradiction" to his training and instructions.
Tell me again why it was OK to NOT prosecute the New Black Panthers for election day crimes......
Where was your outrage then?
From US News:
Media reports have suggested that Colin Small, the 23-year-old Pennsylvania man charged with destroying voter registration forms in Harrisonburg, Va., may have been part of a larger voter suppression effort by the Republican Party. Small was a contractor for the Republican Party of Virginia, where his job was to follow up with voters whose registration forms were incomplete, and hand in those forms to the registrar within 15 days.
But a source close to the case against Small says the young field worker missed the deadline to return eight voter forms, and then, panicking, appears to have thrown those eight forms in the trash.
According to the source, Small would have gotten fired for missing that deadline.
While Harrisonburg swung slightly Democratic in the 2008 election, Small's job was to follow up with voters who were potential Republicans. In all likelihood, the forms he allegedly threw in the dumpster would have belonged to Republican voters.
All eight voters have now been correctly registered, according to the source.
Small has now been fired from his job working with the Republican Party of Virginia. According to a statement from state party chairman Pat Mullins, Small's actions were a "direct contradiction" to his training and instructions.