Pa PASSES VOTER "PHOTO- ID" LAW

So Firefly you are trying to make up a problem with zero indication that it exist to justify interfering with the right to vote of valid voters.

Dead or alive there is no indication that any meaningful voters fraud is occurring and these laws are on their faces are attempts to reduce the voting of the lower classes.

Why are they trying to make voting hard? What is the purpose? It's not like they know how those people are going to vote.

If they're trying to make it hard, how does so much fraud happen?

August 1, 2012


Voter ID Q&A


(A brief discussion twixt Baer & Baer's editor, a.k.a. BE)

BE: Yo, JB, how's that Commonwealth Court hearing in Harrisburg on the new voter ID law coming along?

JB: Swimmingly. I feel certain our state government is well-prepared for a smooth transition in requiring all voters to show photo IDs before voting in less than 100 days.

BE: But reports say the state doesn't even know how many people need the IDs and puts the number anywhere between 100,000 and more than 1 million.

JB: Well, look, 100,000 or a million, how much really could that impact an election outcome? Or are you just pro-fraud?

BE: But the state stipulated at the outset it has no evidence of fraud and won't offer any evidence at the hearing that fraud's likely to occur this year.

JB: Just because you can't see love, faith or angels doesn't mean they don't exist.

BE: Umm, okay. But what about the state's top election official, Carol Aichele, testifying Tuesday that she doesn't know what the law says?

JB: Did YOU read Obama's health car law?

BE: What about testimoney that PennDOT workers aren't informed about the law or able to handle the influx of requests for photo IDs?

JB: Look, it's clear you want Democrats to steal another election. It's clear you're not interested in protecting the sanctity of the vote.

BE: I'm just asking questions based on sworn testimoney.

JB: The state's doing all it can, including soon mailing out 5 million letters to voters.

BE: So that's another $2 million on top of the $340,000 for a mailing to the 758,000 who did or did not have proper ID on top of probably millions more for new "free" cards for whoever needs them on top of millions more for "public education" TV and print ads to explain the law on top of the time and expense of litigating this case and its appeal, on top of...

JB: Why do you hate America?

BE: I just don't understand. Conservatives who support this law are usually opposed to more government and more government spending, both of which are required to make this happen in order to fight a problem the government can't show exists.

JB: Freedom comes at a cost! And our state officials say the law is necessary to protect our freedom and easy to comply with and they are doing putting it in place quickly and efficiently.

BE: Well then I'm sure it'll all work out.


Posted by John Baer @ 9:08 AM Permalink | 1 comment

There isn't a lot of voter fraud happening? There were articles posted here which say differently.

Here's one:

http://able2know.org/topic/194913-7

Look, some say it's happening, some say it's not. How would I know if it is, and where, and to what degree?

including your conspiracy theory

Have a good time.

I agree with you about some of the things you say should be.
Unfortunately should is the operative word, it's not the same
as what's actually happening.

I would suggest that some elderly citizens, particularly those from
ethnic minority backgrounds, are so intimidated by authority,
they would not fight against being disenfranchised for fear
that something far worse would happen.

From all the evidence I've seen, actual voter fraud is insignificant,
being measured in tens of people. Contrary, the disenfranchisement
of legitimate voters that this law would result in, is measured in
the hundreds of thousands. That seems like the real way to swing an election dishonestly.