[StBernard] Democracy in Danger

[Westley Annis]

John, take a breath...its going to be a long 4 yrs. Lets go to door #2,
http://www.klas-tv.com/global/story.asp?s=2421595
 
Let me CLEARLY state that these are only allegations and is still in the information gathering stage.
 
Bob F.

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	> WRONG! This is specifically what I am NOT talking about. I am very familiar 
	> with this case you point out. Bob, let me CLEARLY spell out for you the 
	> DIFFERECE. 
	> 
	> In the case of the Dem-wits, EACH PERSON WHO REGISTERED to vote was NOT the 
	> person they claimed to be. Meaning, not only the person registering them to 
	> vote, but the person signing the voter registration card was knowingly 
	> committing voter fraud. Each and every person involved in the process knew 
	> they were committing a crime. Now, let's switch to Mark Jacoby's case. 
	> 
	> What Jacoby did was rally legal individuals to properly register to vote. 
	> Each person he got to register was in fact the REAL person they claimed to 
	> be. So, where was Jacoby's crime? He wasn't properly QUALIFIED to get 
	> people registered outside of the voting precinct to which he lived. 
	> 
	> What most people aren't aware of is you can only be deputized or approved to 
	> assist someone to register only in the voting precinct where you live. In 
	> some states its expanded to the county where you live, but never state-wide. 
	> In short, Jacoby was putting down incorrect or false residency information 
	> to get himself approved to find new registrees. 
	> 
	> So, let's look at this in review. All he did was "overstep" he precinct 
	> bounds in registering people. He first had each person he registered 
	> confirm who they were and the newly registered person was not 
	> "impersonating" someone else, particularly a dead person, as pointed out in 
	> the article Westley's posted. 
	> 
	> So Bob, all Jacoby was guilty of was overzealous registering - specifically 
	> registering people to vote outside of his own precinct. Oh, but you say 
	> "what about all these SUPPOSED people who spoke to the L.A. Times claiming 
	> they were DUPED into registering Republican?" Well, it's amazing that a 
	> couple of weeks later when it came time to actually press charges and 
	> prosecute Jacoby, none of these "supposed duped signees" would come forward 
	> to legally testify for the record. Hmmm? Gee, could it be maybe the L.A. 
	> Times (who are part of the drive-by media and Obama endorser) might have 
	> "made up" or exaggerated the part about all the supposed people claiming 
	> they were tricked into registering to vote. And let us not forgot these 
	> people were free to go forward and vote however they wished. They weren't 
	> going to the polls posing as someone else to vote for a specific party or 
	> candidate. 
	> 
	> Also, PLEASE NOTE that NONE of the people who signed claimed Jacoby asked 
	> them to register under a false name. Hmmm, now who was it that's famous for 
	> doing that??? Oh yeah, ACORN. Who I might add in all the millions of people 
	> (both alive and dead) they've registered, not one ever registered as a 
	> Republican. Hmmmm. 
	> 
	> I stand by my earlier claim and the question I posed. Anybody else out 
	> there with a REAL example of voter fraud by a Republican? 
	> 
	> John 
	> 
	> P.S. Since Jacoby was a duly certified deputy registrar in his county 
	> precinct, it's been learned the charge against him is only a misdemeanor for 
	> registering voters in the wrong precinct, but even those charge will likely 
	> be dropped since Jacoby and his parents say they can produce documents such 
	> as car notes and other bills that come to their address, making him legal to 
	> register there in order to become approved to register others to vote. The 
	> D.A. Office of Los Angeles County states they are reconsidering the charges. 
	> Hmmmmm! Could this have been BOGUS all along?