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ComradeCosmobot posted:That page is outdated. This AP map is from this year and may be more up to date. Hawaii just passed a law that makes it legal to share your ballot selfies, so that map is correct for Hawaii at least. Before that you just couldn't share a picture of a primary or special primary quote:§11-137 Secrecy; removal or exhibition of ballot. No person shall look at or ask to see the contents of the ballot or the choice of party or nonpartisan ballot of any voter, except as provided in section 11-139 and 11-132, nor shall any person within the polling place attempt to influence a voter in regard to whom the voter shall vote for. When a voter is in the voting booth for the purpose of voting, no other person, except as provided in section 11-139 and 11-132, shall be allowed to enter the booth or to be in a position from which the person can observe how the voter votes.
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Endorph posted:iunno who "Rocky" Roque is but I didn't know that the presidential ballot even let you do that. If The Rock ran, would it be listed as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson? No other race had anything like that. Also, it was the first time that judicial races were partisan, before it was all unaffiliated. CannonFodder fucked around with this message at 03:58 on Oct 25, 2016 |
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Teddybear posted:Wasn't hannity gonna have that interview with the enquirer secret Hillary hitman? Did that shake out? Yeah, he's claiming it's former editor-in-chief of the Weekly World News Jeff Rovin. Then apparently spent many minutes attempting to prove that the National Enquirer is real journalism because LOOK! THEY WERE SORTA RIGHT THAT TIME!
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You will never believe this but yet another Trump accusation of the Clinton campaign turns out to be projection. James O'Keefe: actual human garbage.quote:Breitbart coordinated with liberal activist and organizer who disrupted GOP primary campaign events http://www.politico.com/blogs/on-media/2016/10/breitbart-liberal-activist-230255#ixzz4O3KlZGxq
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I looked up Rocky de la Fuente. He appears to be the saddest George C. Scott impersonator. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_De_La_Fuente My three political books? Three random Discworld novels. Patrician/Scorpion Pit 2016!
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ComradeCosmobot posted:That page is outdated. This AP map is from this year and may be more up to date. It's currently banned in California, though that law changes in 2 months. It's also never been enforced.
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Crain posted:poo poo about conservative WV relatives. This is heartbreaking as gently caress, especially since as someone who grew up in a rural WV community, I know too many people who could probably change a dozen words at most of this and have it apply to a portion of their family. My dad, his two brothers, his father, both of my mom's brother's, and her father all worked in the mines. All but my father were deeply conservative, and all except my mom's youngest brother died before hitting 60, and his health isn't expected to hold out for more than 3-4 years at best. Three of my cousins my age or younger are already working in the mines, and I know two of them have already struggled with drug addictions. As I child I heard one of my uncles claim once that if the liberals had their way they'd shut down the coal mines. I remember praying every night for that to happen.
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undertool posted:It's currently banned in California, though that law changes in 2 months. It's also never been enforced. Do not underestimate the deplorable poll watcher to make a fuss about some millennial or otherwise taking a poll picture.
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Equilibrium posted:You will never believe this but it turns out yet another Trump accusation of the Clinton campaign turns out to be projection. James O'Keefe: actual human garbage. At what point does Black stop being described as a liberal activist and more accurately as a Breitbart plant? Knock me over with a feather, someone in an O'Keefe video may be a plant. Cigar Aficionado posted:http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/10/24/inside-donald-trump-s-one-stop-parties-attendees-recall-cocaine-and-very-young-models.html Well Trump has a court date set for a civil suit with a woman alleging she was raped by Trump when she was 13. The things she says seem to dovetail with this Daily Beast reporting. http://www.snopes.com/2016/06/23/donald-trump-rape-lawsuit/ I know you can't trust any of this stuff right now without real journalists chasing this down, but ugh... nobody believed the woman who came forward in July and people downplayed the Ivana rape accusation and then now we have Trump talking to Billy Bush then more women coming forward then we also have to take into consideration Trump's longtime friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and the New York Magazine profile of Epstein where Trump says he knows Epstein is into girls "on the younger side" and the comments about 10-12 year olds in public and ahhhhh this election is getting real real dark.
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Tom Guycot posted:Trick question, theres no reason to like idaho. The nature around Coeur d'Alene is breathtaking.
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At risk of doxxing a friend with a super common name (good luck finding him),  Does anyone else smell burnt toast? I know it's just a Facebook streaming news thing every night, but ... God drat.
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ErIog posted:At what point does Black stop being described as a liberal activist and more accurately as a Breitbart plant? Knock me over with a feather, someone in an O'Keefe video may be a plant. Haha yeah, remember when a literal child molester used to be second in the presidential line of succession? Good times. Pedophilia is not exactly new in US politics.
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Colorado's law is currently being challenged, as well, and will likely be struck down so I don't think you have much to fear here either.
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OctaMurk posted:Hope you had a lot of everclear handy Academics are perpetually drunk anyway.
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Rodenthar Drothman posted:At risk of doxxing a friend with a super common name (good luck finding him), *Fox News fidgets nervously*
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Zerilan posted:
That's my mentality now. It has to happen sooner rather than later. The kind way to describe it is like ripping a bandaid off, but really it's more like forcing someone into rehab. There's a drat lot of recovery that has to happen along with closing the mines, and we'll just have to try and save anyone who'll let us help.
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OhFunny posted:*Fox News fidgets nervously* Isn't FOX the only major broadcast channel to not have a 6:30 pm newscast Here's their chance
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straight up brolic posted:early voting has been insane in TX today. 1hr lines at my local fiesta (cheap supermarket). It's funny that in the third party discussion a few days ago, someone said that voting dem is like pissing into the wind in Texas anyway so who cares. Texas could very well turn blue. Bexar County (San Antonio): 2016 - 35,427 2012 - 30,087 2008 - 29,119
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Islam is the Lite Rock FM posted:Do not underestimate the deplorable poll watcher to make a fuss about some millennial or otherwise taking a poll picture. I looked it up mostly out of self interest. I posted a picture of my mail in ballot last week.
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Crain posted:That's my mentality now. It has to happen sooner rather than later. The kind way to describe it is like ripping a bandaid off, but really it's more like forcing someone into rehab. Seriously coal's dead and there's no bringing it back. Best thing to do now, politically, is help anyone transition into the present.
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Islam is the Lite Rock FM posted:Seriously coal's dead and there's no bringing it back. Best thing to do now, politically, is help anyone transition into the present. No clearly the best thing to do is to aggressively tell reassuring lies about how coal is going to make a comeback.
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GalacticAcid posted:I actually would be interested in knowing the three books that most influenced posters' politics, whether ideology or practice. God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater - Vonnegut Maus - Spiegelman The Crucible - Arthur Miller I don't read much non-fiction, and when I do it's either non-fiction about fiction or architecture.
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Islam is the Lite Rock FM posted:Seriously coal's dead and there's no bringing it back. Best thing to do now, politically, is help anyone transition into the present. People are going to go kicking and screaming.
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OhFunny posted:People are going to go kicking and screaming. They already are. I don't know if this was posted while I was asleep but Mike Crapo proved he lacks a spine by reendorsing Trump.
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Potato Salad posted:How is this thread not alight with 15 year old models and cocaine Doesn't count if there's no video.
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GalacticAcid posted:I actually would be interested in knowing the three books that most influenced posters' politics, whether ideology or practice. Discipline and Punish Taran Wanderer Invisible Man
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Stereotype posted:People keep hand wringing about Democrats not voting since Hillary has it in the bag, but there are enough Red states that might go Blue where Democrats who normally wouldn't care are going to be SUPER EXCITED since they might win for once in their lives. I've had friends in Georgia posting and hyping the gently caress out of HOLY poo poo GEORGIA MIGHT GO BLUE VOTE YOU FUCKERS ever since Trump picked a fight with the Khans and that first close poll came out. Warcabbit posted:http://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2016/10/obamacare-premiums-will-increase-about-25-year At a glance I can't help but notice a fair number of places with increased premiums (like Pittsburgh and Philly) are also losing providers. So less options and increased cost with those who remain.  OhFunny posted:http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/25/us/national-guard-bonuses-california.html?_r=0 I've been reading about it elsewhere and it's royally hosed up. The Feds know it is too. Someone started a class action lawsuit in California and the government immediately forgave his outstanding debt and are asking for the class action to be dismissed. since that specific person no longer has reason to sue. Another person was being told to repay because the government couldn't find its copy of their signing papers with the bonus. Honestly, reading about it is a good way to ruin your day because it's just so insanely hosed up.  It'd be nice to have Clinton call attention to it and state that she's going to do everything in her power to stop it and just have the government eat the cost instead of loving up the lives of thousands of vets.
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undertool posted:It's currently banned in California, though that law changes in 2 months. It's also never been enforced. Why is this even a thing? Is it a threat to the voting process if some dumbass Millenial takes a ballot selfie?
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bad boy in the boy band posted:Why is this even a thing? Is it a threat to the voting process if some dumbass Millenial takes a ballot selfie? Texas bans photography within 100 feet of polling places. My assumption is that its original purpose was to prevent assholes from taking pictures of people in line and finding out who they are to organize a beating for not voting the proper way.
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bad boy in the boy band posted:Why is this even a thing? Is it a threat to the voting process if some dumbass Millenial takes a ballot selfie? The main justification I've heard is to prevent vote sales. I.e. people will offer to pay others to vote a certain way and require a photo of the completed ballot to verify.
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bad boy in the boy band posted:Why is this even a thing? Is it a threat to the voting process if some dumbass Millenial takes a ballot selfie? If you can prove you voted a certain way to someone, they can reward you, so it enables the reliable buying of votes. Without it, people can still try to buy off voters, but you can't really be coerced into voting a certain way. You can vote however you want and just lie about it.
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bad boy in the boy band posted:Why is this even a thing? Is it a threat to the voting process if some dumbass Millenial takes a ballot selfie? "I need photo evidence that you voted Republican or you're fired"
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fishmech posted:First circuit court ruled in September that it was OK to take a picture of your ballot and struck down the NH law against it, meaning it's essentially fine in every 1st district state. Also means you're likely to win on appeal, so please go hawg wild and challenge this dumb poo poo.
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Yeah nobody cares about some dumb millennial tweeting a selfie of them voting for Jill Stein. They care about 1) people paying others to vote and 2) people coercing others to vote, whether employees or family members or whoever. The secret ballot means secret, you always have to have plausible deniability to tell your friends/family/coworkers "Yeah I totally voted for Trump/Clinton" while secretly doing the opposite, and the fewer ways there are for them to pressure you into revealing your real vote the better.
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GalacticAcid posted:I actually would be interested in knowing the three books that most influenced posters' politics, whether ideology or practice. The Lord of the Rings+The Silmarillion (no, seriously, there's some pretty profound stuff in there, and I'm counting them as one long saga) - Tolkien 1984 - Orwell Pale Blue Dot - Sagan
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vyelkin posted:Yeah nobody cares about some dumb millennial tweeting a selfie of them voting for Jill Stein. They care about 1) people paying others to vote and 2) people coercing others to vote, whether employees or family members or whoever. The secret ballot means secret, you always have to have plausible deniability to tell your friends/family/coworkers "Yeah I totally voted for Trump/Clinton" while secretly doing the opposite, and the fewer ways there are for them to pressure you into revealing your real vote the better. If you want to take a selfie with your ballot, its literally your right to do so.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:If you want to take a selfie with your ballot, its literally your right to do so. I can see where you're coming from, but then how do you prevent what so many people posted above---- votes getting bought, sold, or coerced?
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