World, upside down
That they call R.P's foriegn policy 'wacky', which is actually the perfect word, to describe our Gov't's foreign policy!
Many of these talking heads keep saying the 'libertarian' wing of the Repub party is a 'minority' of repubs, (hence R.P can't possibly win the nomination).
As if by saying it, they can make it so. Truth is, take a look at "The Speech", aka "A time for choosing", by Reagan; its pure 'libertariansism"! And no Repub would say a thing against him.No one would say that 'Reaganites' represent a small proportion of Repubs.
With proportional representation, (of delegates to the convention), I'm doubtful RP will run a 3rd party bid. I think he's going to try what Goldwater did in '64.And he might just succeed!Jim
That they call R.P's foriegn policy 'wacky', which is actually the perfect word, to describe our Gov't's foreign policy!
Many of these talking heads keep saying the 'libertarian' wing of the Repub party is a 'minority' of repubs, (hence R.P can't possibly win the nomination).
As if by saying it, they can make it so. Truth is, take a look at "The Speech", aka "A time for choosing", by Reagan; its pure 'libertariansism"! And no Repub would say a thing against him.No one would say that 'Reaganites' represent a small proportion of Repubs.
With proportional representation, (of delegates to the convention), I'm doubtful RP will run a 3rd party bid. I think he's going to try what Goldwater did in '64.And he might just succeed!Jim





, so what they are saying then is that if someone came in and pretended to be eligible voter Ben Dover, and the sheet is checkmarked, Ben Dover will not be given a ballot when he arrives. If he loudly protests, and shows ample i.d., he probably would receive an apology and be allowed to vote, but the fraudulent vote is still going to count. Therefore, if the fraudulent vote was for another candidate, Ben Dover's vote would effectively be nullified. If the fraudulent vote was for the same candidate that Ben Dover votes for, then that candidate is getting two votes for the price of one and could quite possibly win the election if just a handful of fraudulent voters show up at the various precincts and either vote for dead people or assume the identities of eligible voters. It's easy enough to determine what people were recently deceased by researching back issues of newspapers in a library, and names of eligible voters are even easier to come by - all one has to do is walk up to a table which has the registered voter list, in alphabetical order, laying flat on the table, and read off one of the names. Simple, huh? Too damned simple! Such tactics could easily be used by a candidate to bus in 40, 50, or a hundred trained scammers, who could each vote multiple times without any regard to eligibility. They could even be from another state, or be illegal aliens.
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