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sonicfilter
Indianapolis, IN
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A Nevada Republican arrested for voter fraud in the 2012 election, after claiming she was trying to test the system's integrity, pled guilty and accepted a plea deal Thursday, forcing her to pay almost $2,500 and promise to stay out of trouble. Roxanne Rubin, 56, a casino worker on the Las Vegas Strip, was arrested on Nov. 3, 2012 after trying to vote twice, once at her poling site in Henderson and then at a second site in Las Vegas. The poll workers at the second site said that she had already voted, but Rubin said that she hadn't and insisted on casting a ballot, which the poll workers refused to allow her to do. Rubin said that she was trying to show how easy it would be to commit voter fraud with just a signature. "This has always been an issue with me. I just feel the system is flawed," she told the AP Thursday. "If we’re showing ID for everything else, why wouldn’t we show our ID in order to vote?” Rubin, like many Republicans, claim that the threat from voter fraud -- which is close to non-existent -- is why voter ID laws need to be in place. But Nevada has no voter ID law -- other than for first-time voters who didn't show ID when they registered to vote -- and she was caught anyway. The prosecutor in the case said he knew of no other voters in Nevada or elsewhere arrested for voter fraud. Democratic Nevada Secretary of State Ross Miller, who has called for a photo ID law, slammed Rubin in a statement. "If Ms. Rubin was trying to demonstrate how easy it is to commit voter fraud, she clearly failed and proved just the opposite," he said. Rubin's deal requires her to pay $2,481 to the state in restitution, complete 100 hours of community service, stay out of trouble and complete an impulse control course. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/28/roxa... so evidently there's a course some of you folks need to take?
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sonicfilter
Indianapolis, IN
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Limbaugh: It’s Up To Me And Fox News To Stop Amnesty http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/l... ...and I'm going to do everything I can to keep Obama from being reelected! Oh wait. uh.......or....duh......
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forks_make_us_fa t
United States
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47%'ers vaJJ freedom and safety nets.... Octomom back on welfare!!!!! http://abcnews.go.com/m/blogEntry...
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forks_make_us_fa t
United States
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47%'er opens up business in Walmart... ...cooking meth! http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-...
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Lily Boca Raton Fl
Boca Raton, FL
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carol wrote: <quoted text> You sure have a lot of racist undertones to your posts. However, black Americans wouldn't be where they are today if it had been left up to the Democrat Party. Get some perspective, man. Oh Fer kerrists sake
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forks_make_us_fa t
United States
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47%'er ethics... If its not my money.... Cash for clunker fraud! http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/autos/20...
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sonicfilter
Indianapolis, IN
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Not Suprized wrote: <quoted text> If she was a Democrat, they would have praised her and she would get a chair on a powerful committee. ....and an impulse control course.
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Grey Ghost
Partlow, VA
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Someone please tell old retarded penis breath sleezy Eed that Ghost has put that pee brain on ignore before the whiney bitch has a stroke. The very same goes for Waxballs and his 30 names. I don't really know why anyone would want to respond to either of those lying obnoxious fools anyway.
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Grey Ghost
Partlow, VA
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RealDave wrote: <quoted text> You are such a f*cking jerk. Ask Congressman Tammy Duckworth. Helicopter pilot. Lost both her legs. I guess she was just walking round. My God you are one ignorant pile of sh*t. I'm starting to strongly suspect that he has no clue about how anything works in the military. He just says way to many clueless things.
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Lily Boca Raton Fl
Boca Raton, FL
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Eman wrote: <quoted text> Where does it say it is illegal for a woman to get an abortion? You have the legislation, it's only a couple of pages, it should be a piece of cake to copy the passage to support our claim. Oh my fking word, you're such a retard
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forks_make_us_fa t
United States
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Lily Boca Raton Fl wrote: <quoted text> Oh Fer kerrists sake Do you sound like 'fran drescher or edith bunker' in person?
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forks_make_us_fa t
United States
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Grey Ghost wrote: <quoted text> I'm starting to strongly suspect that he has no clue about how anything works in the military. He just says way to many clueless things. Things have changed a whole bunch since you retired....capt....
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forks_make_us_fa t
United States
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sonicfilter wrote: <quoted text> ....and an impulse control course. You should google the 'Stanford marshmellow test' if you want to know about the evils of impulse..
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Since: Feb 08
Spokane, WA
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dem_ate_mi_feces wrote: <quoted text> Penis and poo poo! Thats all dem knows..... Hahaha! "dem_ate_mi_feces" "dem" has a lot in common with "poop" they both refer to penis and poo poo with near every post. They have nothing else to offer. Peace
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forks_make_us_fa t
United States
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47%'ers need instant gratification...foodstamps.... sec 8 housing....obamacare.... See the results.... http://m.theepochtimes.com/n2/health/using-th...
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Lily Boca Raton Fl
Boca Raton, FL
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Grey Ghost wrote: Someone please tell old retarded penis breath sleezy Eed that Ghost has put that pee brain on ignore before the whiney bitch has a stroke. The very same goes for Waxballs and his 30 names. I don't really know why anyone would want to respond to either of those lying obnoxious fools anyway. Let them self destruct
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Pro Freedom
Elizabeth City, NC
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Democratic socialism. General term for the political and economic theory that advocates a system of collective or government ownership and management of the means of production and distribution of goods. Because of the collective nature of socialism, it is to be contrasted to the doctrine of the sanctity of private property that characterizes capitalism. Where capitalism stresses competition and profit, socialism calls for cooperation and social service. Both these system promise one thing. All are slaves of the state to live or to be destroyed by the state.
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“Festina lente”
Since: Feb 08
Eastern Oregon
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dem wrote: <quoted text> Crises? Did I make you cry, lady? Me? Not hardly, but your father probably does whenever you cross his mind.
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Lily Boca Raton Fl
Boca Raton, FL
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jiminy cricket wrote: <quoted text> It's true. The civil rights issue would have taken much longer to get off the ground had it been up to the Southern bloc of Democrats which was a very large and influential bloc that voted against all civil rights legislation including the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The fact is more Republicans passed civil rights legislation since the Civil War up to and including the CRA of 1964 than did Democrats. Look it up. SCREAM
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Yeah
Mililani, HI
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lol! Dumb cons. Now they're surrendering their principles because they want to BUY votes!!!! "Immigration overhaul? GOP, Dem senators vow action Email this Story Jan 28, 7:46 PM (ET) By ERICA WERNER WASHINGTON (AP)- Side by side, leading Democratic and Republican senators pledged Monday to propel far-reaching immigration legislation through the Senate by summer providing a possible path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million people now in the U.S. illegally. The senators acknowledged pitfalls that have doomed such efforts in the past, but they suggested that November's elections - with Hispanics voting heavily for President Barack Obama and other Democrats - could make this time different. Passage of the emotionally charged legislation by the Democratic-controlled Senate is far from assured, and a taller hurdle could come later in the House, which is dominated by conservative Republicans who've shown little interest in immigration overhaul. Obama will lay out his own proposals Tuesday, most of which mirror the Senate plans. Besides the citizenship provision, including new qualifications, the Senate measure would increase border security, allow more temporary workers to stay and crack down on employers who would hire illegal immigrants. The plans are still short on detail, and all the senators conceded that months of tedious and politically treacherous negotiations lie ahead. But with a re-elected Obama pledging his commitment, the lawmakers argued that six years after the last sustained congressional effort at an immigration overhaul came up short in the Senate, chances for approval this year are much better..."
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