Thread: Are you going to vote? The latinos are

http://www.veyvota.org/

How many illegals will they register. Wouldn't it be nice to have legal US citizens and legal residents armed with video cameras taking movies of people coming in and out of the voting centers. Illegals can be easy to spot sometimes, or would this violate someone's idea of infringing on someone else's freedom to be illegal?

I don't know what could be done with the results of the videos, short of putting a tail on suspected illegals and possible gathering more info to ascertain if they are legal or not. It might scare some illegals away from voting though if they knew they were being filmed.

English only ballots, I say.

It's possible to do, but you would have to be so many feet from the polling place. I'd have a press credential with you also.

I was also wondering, if it were possible for someone to register a place as a voting site, then bring in busloads of illegals, have them vote, then have them scram.

Does anyone know if voting sites are required to have TRULY unbiased observers around at all times?

I say put a minuteman or an ICE officer at every door holding a sign that says it is a felony to vote in America, punishable with fines, prison time and deportation, if you are not a citizen.

That should make anyone think twice, who is considering acting on their impulse to vote in this country.

Since this is freedom of speech I don't know how they could stop you!

That is a great idea SOSADFORUS.

Just have people stand around with "Border Patrol or ICE hats" on. That usually scares people off around my area.

Interesting, I looked at the online form on that website. I put in
Texas as my state of residence. Under identification number it asks for
a license number. If you don't have that, put in the last four digits of your
social security number, if you don't have one put "none" and the state will
assign you an exclusive number.

"El estado le asignar un numero de identificacion exclusivo."

If I wasn't sure whether or not it was illegal, I'd fill the thing out and leave the ID set to none and see if i got a voters registration card. I'm willing to
bet a dollar I would get one.


Def

YEP YEP YEP>. We have one just like it in Utah. The Dems are not scared are they?

Originally Posted by defaoite62

Interesting, I looked at the online form on that website. I put in
Texas as my state of residence. Under identification number it asks for
a license number. If you don't have that, put in the last four digits of your
social security number, if you don't have one put "none" and the state will
assign you an exclusive number.

"El estado le asignar un numero de identificacion exclusivo."

If I wasn't sure whether or not it was illegal, I'd fill the thing out and leave the ID set to none and see if i got a voters registration card. I'm willing to
bet a dollar I would get one.


Def

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/l ... og22m.html I remember this story. Why on earth would I think they would have this loophole closed by now. How retarded can our elected officials be...

Does anyone know if voting sites are required to have TRULY unbiased observers around at all times?

Back in the 80's I volunteered to be a "poll watcher". It was my job to
watch things to make sure there wasn't any vote fraud. Does anybody
know if they still do this?

I think it would be an excellent idea to place poll watchers in the voting
places to make sure that those who vote are legally qualified to do so.

Def