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Congratulations, House Republicans!

 
 
raprap
 
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Reply Sat 5 Apr, 2014 09:46 pm
@coldjoint,
The ColdDoper is attempting a SEGWAY---where is the ColdDoper going?

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coldjoint
 
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Reply Sat 5 Apr, 2014 09:55 pm
Quote:
You are what you say we are: Bigots — Matt Walsh DESTROYS gay rights fascists



They learned from progressives.
bobsal u1553115
 
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Reply Sat 5 Apr, 2014 10:25 pm
http://obamadiary.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/bjnb-yucuaansna-large.png
bobsal u1553115
 
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Reply Sat 5 Apr, 2014 10:26 pm
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BkTp4oEIcAEJxyW.jpg
raprap
 
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Reply Sat 5 Apr, 2014 10:28 pm
@coldjoint,
SEGWAY complete--The ColdDoper has gone virulent capitalist wingnut homophobia.

Nice Gambit ColdDope--

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coldjoint
 
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Reply Sat 5 Apr, 2014 10:43 pm
@bobsal u1553115,
For someone that smart, he ain't showing me ****.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Sat 5 Apr, 2014 10:47 pm
@bobsal u1553115,
Just a picture ID. Free to those who can't afford it. You just want to keep fraud easy for all the little Acorns sprouting up.
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MontereyJack
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 12:19 am
@coldjoint,
joint says:

Quote:
Wilso,

Who cares? No one has the money to live that long.


Only we in the States get the short end of the stick that way, joint. WE don't have the money because we pay TWICE as much per capita as all those other countries do, you know, those single-payer countries. And live shorter lives because our health system rates at the bottom or near the bottom in every health care metric (except cost. there we'e undsiputably the most expensive by far). If we actually learned from their real-world experience over the last fifty years(TWO generations), we'd live longer and pay much less. But no, you can't have that, can you, because it would make us a "nanny state". Better stupid than be a nanny state, right, joint?
MontereyJack
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 12:58 am
REPEATED REPUBLICAN VOTER FRAUD
Quote:
G.O.P. Operative Long Trailed by Allegations of Voter Fraud
By STEPHANIE SAUL
Published: October 4, 2012

Tom Hood/Associated Press
In a provocative article on CNN’s Web site, the committee’s chairman, Reince Priebus, said, “Democrats know they benefit from election fraud.”

The tables have turned, however, and Republicans are now playing defense over the role of a well-paid operative, Nathan Sproul, in a voter registration scandal that emerged in Florida and has spread to other states.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement said it was reviewing “numerous” claims involving a company that Mr. Sproul runs to determine if a criminal investigation is warranted. Complaints have surfaced in 10 Florida counties, among them allegations that registrations had similar signatures or false addresses, or were filed under the names of dead people. In other cases, party affiliations appeared to have been changed.

In recent days, similar claims against Mr. Sproul have arisen in Nevada and Colorado.

Mr. Sproul, 40, a former executive director of the Arizona Christian Coalition and the Republican Party in Arizona, is well known in political circles there. Since 2004, Mr. Sproul’s companies — he has operated under several corporate names — have collected more than $17.6 million from Republican committees, candidates and the “super PAC” American Crossroads, mostly for voter registration operations, according to campaign finance records.

The Republican Party, which paid Mr. Sproul about $3 million this year for work in five states, has severed its ties with him, saying it has no tolerance for voter registration fraud.

But questions about Mr. Sproul’s methods first emerged in 2004, when one of his companies, Sproul & Associates, was paid nearly $8 million during the election cycle. The payouts made the company the seventh-biggest recipient of campaign expenditures by the committee, according to an analysis by the Center for Responsive Politics.

Mr. Sproul declined to be interviewed.

In a statement issued by his lawyer, Mr. Sproul said the huge size of his voter operation — he claims to have registered more than 500,000 people in more than 40 states through election cycles — would invariably lead to a few problems. “Inevitably, there have been accusations of ‘bad registrations,’ isolated instances that have been thoroughly investigated not only internally but by the appropriate legal authorities,” the statement said.

Mike Hellon, a former chairman of the Arizona Republican Party, said that Mr. Sproul had been considered “very controversial” in Arizona Republican circles before the recent allegations, partly because of past voter registration investigations. “There are questions among a lot of people in the party about how he gets these contracts and why he gets contracts,” Mr. Hellon said.

As a political operative in Arizona, Mr. Sproul is known for a no-holds-barred approach. He was criticized for dredging up 28-year-old domestic abuse claims against an incumbent State Senate candidate in 2008.

That same year, he promoted a ballot initiative that would have made it more difficult to impose additional taxes or increase spending in the state. The measure failed, despite considerable financial backing from the liquor industry and from Jim Click, a Tucson car dealer and a large Republican donor who has worked closely with Mr. Sproul on local elections.

On a campaign trip to Arizona last year, Mitt Romney visited one of Mr. Click’s auto dealerships. Mr. Click is a co-chairman of Mr. Romney’s campaign in Arizona. Mr. Sproul has also worked for the campaign, receiving about $60,000 since last year, according to campaign finance records. A spokesman for the campaign said that Mr. Sproul collected petition signatures during the Republican primary elections and provided office space.

Mr. Click said that while he had worked with Mr. Sproul on campaigns and thought highly of him, he had nothing to do with securing his recent contracts with the Republican National Committee. “He’s always performed for me,” Mr. Click said. “He’s always been aboveboard.”

Mr. Sproul is one of the biggest players in a for-profit industry that relies on low-paid seasonal workers who must be quickly trained in the legalities of voter registration. In addition to $12 an hour, workers might be eligible for college internship credit, the ad said.

Mr. Sproul has said that his company employs 4,000 workers. “We have in place a background check system and stringent quality controls meant to prevent individuals from skirting the system,” said the statement released by his lawyer, David Leibowitz.

Mr. Sproul runs at least five affiliated companies that have conducted registration drives, polling and political consulting. According to a lawsuit filed against him by a former employee over pay, Mr. Sproul changed his company’s name in 2008 to Lincoln Strategy Group, from Sproul & Associates, after the negative publicity.

More recently, Mr. Sproul has operated under the name Strategic Allied Consulting.

Susan Bucher, the superintendent of elections in Palm Beach County, Fla., said that about 100 questionable voter registrations had been flagged there. Of those, more than half involved changing a voter’s party affiliation to Republican or independent. Ms. Bucher said that the revised registrations gave her “the feeling that the person completing the application had not come in contact with the voter,” because they failed to include proper identifying information, like the last four digits of the voter’s Social Security number.

The voter registration fraud allegations against Mr. Sproul’s companies seem to fit a pattern.

In Nevada, a complaint filed last month with the secretary of state’s office alleged that a woman, Cathy Sue Yancey, was told to tear up a form in which she registered as a Democrat and fill out another one without marking her party affiliation.

The complaint was filed by another woman who said she witnessed the event outside an unemployment office in Henderson, Nev., on Sept. 13. That woman, Gina Greisen, said she and a group of friends had been approached by a man who told them that they needed to update their voter registration. “He talked about voter fraud and mentioned Acorn and illegals voting,” Ms. Greisen said.

The worker then approached Ms. Yancey. “He was sure a Republican, because he was totally against Obama,” said Ms. Yancey, who was reached by phone and verified Ms. Greisen’s account. “I’m a Democrat. I’m certainly voting for Obama.”

The election forms were traced to a Sproul operation. Similar allegations prompted an investigation by the Oregon Department of Justice in 2004.

In that case, a couple told the police in Roseburg that they had been approached by a woman outside a Walmart who asked them to register to vote. The husband, John Gomez, filled out a card registering as a Republican. His wife, Katheline, registered as a Democrat.

About a month later, Mr. Gomez received a ballot in the mail, but his wife did not, the Oregon authorities said. Her registration form seemed to have evaporated. Investigators determined that the woman who solicited the couple had been paid by Sproul & Associates.

The woman told investigators that she was paid only when she registered Republicans or those who said they would vote for President George W. Bush. The Oregon inquiry focused on more than 100 fraud complaints, many pointing to operations run by Mr. Sproul, but did not result in any charges. A lawyer for Mr. Sproul said at the time that the company had a system in place to prevent and detect fraud and forgery.

Additional investigations of Mr. Sproul’s organization, including one by the Portland office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, also failed to produce any charges.

Around the same time, officials at a library in Pittsburgh complained that Mr. Sproul’s company had used false pretenses — claiming to represent the nonpartisan America Votes — to get permission to set up a voter registration desk outside their building. It was only after visitors began to complain that the library learned that the canvassers represented the Republican Party.
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parados
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 08:14 am
@coldjoint,
The Pink Prevaricator wrote:



No you are the one posting unsubstantiated numbers on everything from Obamacare to unemployment to deportations.

You are the same type of person that said the government released numbers were lies when Clinton was President and then when Bush came into office and he kept including those same numbers in his yearly budgets you didn't say anything. Now that a Democrat is in office the numbers are suddenly lies again. Next time we see a Republican in office, you won't say "boo" about the numbers and all of Obama's numbers will be validated.

The numbers from the government are done using a standard that has been pretty much the same for decades. The numbers aren't influenced by any administration. People that are actually in business and rely on the numbers think they are correct. They are confirmed by several other sources outside the government's control.

You claim his numbers are lies. So where are you getting your numbers from? What valid source?
raprap
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 08:36 am
Oooh! What will the ColdDoper do--The SEGWAY didn't catch, the meaningless sexist meme didn't catch, the Holder meme didn't catch and ColdDope has been backed into a put up or shut up corner.

We all know that ColdDope won't shut up--- Where will ColdDope go now?

My moneys on ad hominem.

http://christopherpatrickross.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/adhom.jpg

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bobsal u1553115
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 09:26 am
@coldjoint,
Meaning what? You don't have a clue so no one else does later. Your mother must weep over how stupid you are.
bobsal u1553115
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 09:30 am
@coldjoint,
Thats not his fault, its either your genetics or your mother's dropping you on your head's fault. BTW Keeping your eyes closed is only doubling down on your native imbecility.
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bobsal u1553115
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 09:33 am
@coldjoint,
Putting your own ******* words in to her mouth. Are you that ******* stupid? I guess you are, you DID post it. See, even YOU know how stupid you really and truly are.
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coldjoint
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 12:04 pm
@parados,
Quote:
You claim his numbers are lies. So where are you getting your numbers from? What valid source?


His numbers are counting people caught at the border and returned as deported. That was never a measure for deportations until Obama. So those false numbers come from his administration. And we all know that the number of people that are leaving the work force or have run out of benefits are not figured into the unemployment numbers. More phoney claims that make something look like it isn't.

So it is the administrations numbers I am using that are manipulated to make them much better than they are or will ever be.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 12:06 pm
@MontereyJack,

Quote:
Only we in the States get the short end of the stick that way, joint


Get the Hell out then. Who is keeping you here?
JTT
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 12:08 pm
@coldjoint,
Lamest meme of all time, cj. That's what brain dead idiots use precisely because they can't respond in any meaningful fashion.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Sun 6 Apr, 2014 12:08 pm
@bobsal u1553115,
Quote:
Meaning what?


You tell me I have no idea which post you are responding to. And don't talk about my mother you slimeball.
 

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