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    Ingomike

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    This is how it is done, they run the money through non-profits, do the dirty work, blame it on the anonymous foot soldiers, and disappear. ACORN anybody?

    “The company does not appear to have a website, but Open Secrets, a non-partisan research group that tracks money in U.S. politics, provides data showing that GBI Strategies has been paid millions of dollars in the 2020 election cycle by Democratic and far-left groups. These groups include the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee ($2,117,605); DNC Services Corp. ($1,031,856); Black PAC($484,264); and the Biden for President Campaign, who paid GBI Strategies $450,000.”

    justthenews.com

    Workers at firm probed for 2020 voter registration fraud warned police about 'red flags,' memos show

    Police found guns in one of the company's Michigan offices. The FBI took the reins of the investigation, but its current status is unclear.
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    DadSmith said:
    www.conservativenewsdaily.net

    Alabama introduces new voter roll verification system, replaces Democrat-backed system. | Conservative News Daily™

    A growing number of Replican states are scrapping the widely used ERIC system, some have blamed on questionable election outcomes
    www.conservativenewsdaily.net www.conservativenewsdaily.net

    Hopefully this will help stop some election shenanigans.
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    If the match occurs on the Social Security Death Index, the voter is immediately removed.

    I'm glad they're trying to clean up the rolls. I've thought that it would be simple to search SS administration's DMF for matches in the voter rolls to identify people who should probably be removed. I say probably because a match against the DMF should be the starting point, not automatic removal. People do end up on the death index by mistake.

    I know someone who had a hell of a time convincing the social security administration that he's alive. SSA says 1000 people per month end up on the DMF by mistake. It's not a huge number, and I really don't want to take the time to figure out how many Alabama voters would be affected. It's not zero. It would suck to head to the polls to vote just to find out your voter registration was removed because they think you're dead.

    So yeah. Use of the DMF to identify registered voters who are probably dead is a good idea, but do the leg work to make sure they are dead before you remove them. Unless they're registered Democrats.
     
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    jamil said:
    So yeah. Use of the DMF to identify registered voters who are probably dead is a good idea, but do the leg work to make sure they are dead before you remove them. Unless they're registered Democrats.
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    As I see it, most registered democrats are already brain dead. Their bodies just don't know it yet!
     
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    jamil said:

    If the match occurs on the Social Security Death Index, the voter is immediately removed.

    I'm glad they're trying to clean up the rolls. I've thought that it would be simple to search SS administration's DMF for matches in the voter rolls to identify people who should probably be removed. I say probably because a match against the DMF should be the starting point, not automatic removal. People do end up on the death index by mistake.

    I know someone who had a hell of a time convincing the social security administration that he's alive. SSA says 1000 people per month end up on the DMF by mistake. It's not a huge number, and I really don't want to take the time to figure out how many Alabama voters would be affected. It's not zero. It would suck to head to the polls to vote just to find out your voter registration was removed because they think you're dead.

    So yeah. Use of the DMF to identify registered voters who are probably dead is a good idea, but do the leg work to make sure they are dead before you remove them. Unless they're registered Democrats.
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    I disagree

    People added to the SS DMF by mistake are analogous to the '80 year old black grandmothers who don't drive'. There aren't enough of them to make complicating the process worthwhile. Remove a match automatically and send a post card stating that was done to the voters address of record. Then it is up to them to sort out the problem not automatically up to the state

    And automatic voter registration with drivers license issue/renewal needs to be strangled in its crib
     
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    I disagree

    People added to the SS DMF by mistake are analogous to the '80 year old black grandmothers who don't drive'. There aren't enough of them to make complicating the process worthwhile. Remove a match automatically and send a post card stating that was done to the voters address of record. Then it is up to them to sort out the problem not automatically up to the state

    And automatic voter registration with drivers license issue/renewal needs to be strangled in its crib
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    Yeah, we're not gonna agree on automatically removing registered voters. I'll agree with you on motor-voter to a point though.

    It shouldn't be automatic. With that I agree. You should have to take steps to register to vote. It shouldn't be hard, so I don't mind if they register people to vote at the BMV. You're there with all your proof of identity anyway. But it also shouldn't be automatic.

     
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    She's a moron for bragging, and Amir and his ilk are morons for trying to make political hay out of the banal.


    www.azcentral.com

    Fox News said Gov. Katie Hobbs disappeared. She didn't. This is where she was

    Fox News stirred up conspiracy theories online Thursday with a report on how state Treasurer Kimberly Yee was named acting governor.
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    I believe Yee had to publicly announce this (transfer of authority), per state law. Either her, or Gov's office, or both needed to. Not sure.
    But kudos to Yee for getting a good dig in on Hobbs in the statement.
    As for the rest...completely agree, much ado about nothing. This happens all the time when an executive is indisposed by travel, or a medical procedure, and a subordinate must stand in.

    I think what piqued curiosity is that Yee is the Treasurer, not the normal Lt. Gov, Secretary of State, etc, that steps in, and the fact that she's in the opposition party.
    Both officials who outrank Yee were likewise indisposed.
     
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    2tonic said:
    I believe Yee had to publicly announce this (transfer of authority), per state law. Either her, or Gov's office, or both needed to. Not sure.
    But kudos to Yee for getting a good dig in on Hobbs in the statement.
    As for the rest...completely agree, much ado about nothing. This happens all the time when an executive is indisposed by travel, or a medical procedure, and a subordinate must stand in.

    I think what piqued curiosity is that Yee is the Treasurer, not the normal Lt. Gov, Secretary of State, etc, that steps in, and the fact that she's in the opposition party.
    Both officials who outrank Yee were likewise indisposed.
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    The President visited.
    And the top 3 Dems mysteriously had to be elsewhere for the day?

    Maybe cause they didn't want to be seen with the Pres, but didn't want to NOT be seen with the Pres.
    "Sorry. We couldn't be there. We were out of town."
     
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