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Solice Kirsk posted:That and classism yeah. Also, we can't have those filthy illegal immigrants voting. What with their family centric values and religious background and hard work ethic. They're like exactly the kind of people the Republican base preaches against. Reminds me of this nice bit of schadenfreude:  Trump's grandparents were immigrants.
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WickedHate posted:Reminds me of this nice bit of schadenfreude: One of my friends thinks that Ann Coulter is an incredible troll but I think she really is just not that smart.
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trickybiscuits posted:How do you have more than four (biological) grandparents? clearly, she's saying that if the country were nothing but Mormons 
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trickybiscuits posted:How do you have more than four (biological) grandparents? You don't. She's saying that if only 100% third generation citizens were allowed to vote, Trump would win.
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WickedHate posted:Reminds me of this nice bit of schadenfreude: What's are general political leanings for the average Native American?
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trickybiscuits posted:One of my friends thinks that Ann Coulter is an incredible troll but I think she really is just not that smart. Well...
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Ha ha I was just reminded of this classic. Check the guy on the lefts face, BUSTED.  http://metro.co.uk/2014/04/11/virgin-media-ann-and-ron-hayward-refuse-to-pay-bill-in-tv-porn-row-4695892/ "An elderly couple who were billed £200 for pay-per-view porn films they claim were never ordered insist they are ‘not paying a penny’."
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repeating posted:And that thing makes this thing less probable in what way? Liberals are already 0 for 2 on presidential shootings.
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Nov 8, 2016 20:04
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Gounads posted:At least in October, affirmative-vote polls had Clinton doing just fine. Yard signs are just a qay to say "look at me and my opinions!"
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Nov 8, 2016 20:08
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Nov 8, 2016 20:21
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:"Just checking"  Other person is Donald Trump Jr
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Nov 8, 2016 20:30
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Trump's other son Eric also tweeted a photo of his completed ballot: https://twitter.com/vibrantdjh/status/796020959840964608/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw ... which is illegal in New York.
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Nov 8, 2016 20:38
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Nov 8, 2016 20:49
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Atmus posted:oh no hes definitely going to jail now! What would make that better would be if a democrat did it first, trump demanded their prosecution and then Trump Jr tweeted.
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Nov 8, 2016 21:07
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My boss isn't coming in to work tomorrow because he legitimately thinks there will be a Republican armed uprising after Clinton wins and is afraid he'll be targeted for his Clinton bumper sticker.
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Nov 8, 2016 21:14
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ranbo das posted:My boss isn't coming in to work tomorrow because he legitimately thinks there will be a Republican armed uprising after Clinton wins and is afraid he'll be targeted for his Clinton bumper sticker. drat, I need to get a Hillary bumper sticker, and fast!
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Nov 8, 2016 21:18
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Captain Hygiene posted:drat, I need to get a Hillary bumper sticker, and fast! Do you have a death wish?!
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Nov 8, 2016 21:23
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skit herre posted:Why the hell do you have to register to vote anyway in your country?
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Nov 8, 2016 21:25
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Strudel Man posted:So that it's known in advance that you're qualified to vote in general based on age and non-felon status, and specifically for a set of candidates/propositions based on place of residence. It would slow the process down tremendously if they had to verify that after the fact for each ballot. They might mean that where they live you are automatically registered to vote once you reach the requisite age and don't actually have to do anything yourself.
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Scruff McGruff posted:They might mean that where they live you are automatically registered to vote once you reach the requisite age and don't actually have to do anything yourself.
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Strudel Man posted:What if you move? When you update your address with the government for your ID or whatever your voting info is automatically updated with it.
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Scruff McGruff posted:When you update your address with the government for your ID or whatever your voting info is automatically updated with it.
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Nov 8, 2016 21:40
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Kennel posted:Do you have a death wish?! At least I'll die doing what I love most, slacking off.
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Responses to this are loving amazing. https://twitter.com/virgiltexas/status/796055102620631040
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Nov 8, 2016 21:41
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A not small part of me hopes that I get to go through a bank rush tomorrow when Trump inevitably wins the election. Those Russians are gonna make sure of it 
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Atmus posted:oh no hes definitely going to jail now! Actually, it just invalidates the vote.
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Nov 8, 2016 21:54
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Strudel Man posted:Well, hell, the US system doesn't even require that you have government ID (at least, not yet)...in that sense, it seems like it would be a bit of a step backwards. How do you ID yourself if you don't have an ID? You know, for everything that requires an ID.
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Midnight Voyager posted:Actually, it just invalidates the vote. The vote, or his vote? Can they prove that he took a picture of his ballot and not someone else's? Checkmate, Hillary!
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North Dakota doesn't require you to register to vote as long as you have a form of state ID (E.G. a drivers license or something similar) Since we're a small enough state that most of the overhead isn't too bad in that regard. I imagine in New York they want you to pre-register so that the entire system doesn't grind to a halt and they can actually get the results out in a timely fashion.
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There's a bunch of states that allow same day registration. So at least in these states you can register and vote today (list cribbed from twitter): CO CT DC ID IL IA ME MN MT NH WI WY
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Foxhound posted:How do you ID yourself if you don't have an ID? You know, for everything that requires an ID.
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Foxhound posted:How do you ID yourself if you don't have an ID? You know, for everything that requires an ID. You need an ID, just not necessarily a federal or state government-issued ID. Florida requires you to have an ID with your photo and signature on it, such as a student ID. You also need to register yourself with a valid driver's license or state ID number or a Social Security number, and they check you against the list when you arrive in your district's voting place and check that your signature matches. The amount of effort needed to illegally vote isn't worth it. Some places like Pennsylvania let you use things like utilities bills for identification at the polling place, which helps poor people who don't have a government or college photo ID.
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Strudel Man posted:You don't, I guess. I don't really understand myself how people function like that, but there's at least a few of them, enough for attempts to make voting require official ID to be politically contentious. They tend to be poor people without cars, and hence no need for a drivers license. I had to show my ID at the polls today, and it was probably the second or third time this year I've needed it. I'm old enough that i don't normally get carded, so beyond that I'm not sure where else I'd need to show my ID.
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chitoryu12 posted:You need an ID A lot of places you don't need an ID of any variety. In MN I just walk up and say "oh yeah, I'm totally Joe Incognito", I sign on the line, and am issued a ballot. (that's to vote, to register I at least would have to have something to indicate that I actually live in the district (which can be as simple as a utility bill), to vote they don't ask)
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Azhais posted:A lot of places you don't need an ID of any variety. In MN I just walk up and say "oh yeah, I'm totally Guy Incognito", I sign on the line, and am issued a ballot.
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Ah, right, Guy. http://i.imgur.com/Dn8Nzit.gifv
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Azhais posted:A lot of places you don't need an ID of any variety. In MN I just walk up and say "oh yeah, I'm totally Joe Incognito", I sign on the line, and am issued a ballot. SHave your beard into a mustache and then off and vote three times!
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Trump campaign lawyer getting ethered into oblivion by judge for trying to get polling volunteers names and addresses. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-nevada-lawsuit_us_58221738e4b0d9ce6fbf0d09
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Solice Kirsk posted:SHave your beard into a mustache and then off and vote three times! Mr Joe Incognito, we have evidence you voted multiple time. But I shaved off my mustache! Your Gay Uncle posted:Trump campaign lawyer getting ethered into oblivion by judge for trying to get polling volunteers names and addresses. And you just know that Trump and his cronies would be screeching their heads off if the same thing happened in a Republican leaning swing state. Outrail has a new favorite as of 23:24 on Nov 8, 2016 |
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Your Gay Uncle posted:Trump campaign lawyer getting ethered into oblivion by judge for trying to get polling volunteers names and addresses. Holy poo poo, that's the good stuff right there.
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