Romney 2012?

Military retired pay is not taxed.

Military retired pay and SBP benefits are not taxed.

No state tax. Legal residents may be eligible for a fund dividend.

Military members who are legal residents can exclude up to $6,000 of military pay or allowance.

Military retired pay and SBP benefits are not taxed.

Effective for taxable years beginning after Dec. 31, 2007, military retired pay from the active or reserve components of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, and the National Guard, and SBP benefits are exempt from state income tax and school district income tax.

No state income tax.

Although several states impose no personal income tax, or exempt military pay, you may still have to file a return for record purposes even though you may not owe tax. Filing a return also shows intent to retain legal residence in that state, thus protecting yourself against claims by other states.

Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. As a member of the Armed Forces, you may be able to defer (delay) payment of income tax that becomes due before or during your military service for up to 180 days after termination or release from service. For more information, see Not in a combat zone under Extension of Deadline.

Mitt Romney said 47% of Americans would almost automatically vote for President Barack Obama because they were “dependent” on the government, in part because they received government benefits and paid no federal income taxes.

The basic exemptions for very low-income people have been around for a while and are pretty non-controversial. Many of the breaks that benefit the elderly also have been supported by members of both parties, who realize older Americans are among the most consistent voters. Breaks for military personnel – such as the exemption for combat pay – also are widely popular.

Combat pay is not taxed, that's true.
However, a soldiers base pay is taxed at whatever the applicable rate is.

So, this picture claiming that the soldier pays no income tax is a blatant lie on your part, and on the part of whoever made it up.

...and oh, those "young, minority, and low-income voters, as well as on voters with disabilities" that the new restrictions will impact? It just so happens that they vote overwhelmingly Democratic.

JERUSALEM (AP) — It is a taboo for Israeli leaders to give even the slightest hint of favoritism in politics in the United States, Israel's closest ally. So some Israelis are squirming over a perception that their prime minister is siding with Republican Mitt Romney in the U.S. presidential race, in the belief he will take a harder line on archenemy Iran if elected.
With President Barack Obama holding a narrow lead in opinion polls, Benjamin Netanyahu's perceived strategy looks risky to Israelis who fear their alliance with the U.S. could be in trouble if the incumbent wins.
"If our prime minister doesn't get along with their leader, it will hurt our relations," said Shai Hugi, 20, a car rental clerk in Jerusalem. "The United States is Israel's best ally, and it's always good that you have a strong friend behind you."
Netanyahu, convinced that Iran is close to developing nuclear weapons, says Tehran must be stopped. Claiming international diplomatic efforts and economic sanctions have failed, Netanyahu says the threat of force must be seriously considered. He has urged Obama to declare "red lines" that would trigger an American attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, coupling his appeals with veiled threats of a unilateral Israeli attack on Iran.

I do however, dispute the claim that the repubs are trying to disenfranchise as many voters as you are trying to claim.

where has the majority of voter fraud occurred?

absentee ballots.

why are we not doing anything to fix that?

because they are predominantly republican voters.

go figure...