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32. The decision not to fight the 'Greene' battle

Mon Jan 23, 2012, 05:14 AM

Jan 2012

all the way was more of an internal Democratic Party matter than a decision about voter fraud. It would have been long and messy. Because Greene would not step aside, forcing him out would have caused major problems. Gawd and everybody talked to him,but he wouldn't budge.

If there is a Democrat vs Republican problem, they will take that all the way.

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953 Dead People Voted in SC [View all] Seedersandleechers Jan 2012 OP

This sure is convenient. Now they have ammo to get a Voter ID bill passed. I smell an inside job. FLAprogressive Jan 2012 #1

You're right... The analysis came out of research for the state's new voter identification law. Ellipsis Jan 2012 #13

SC constitution says votes must be counted in public so their all touchscreen elections are likely EFerrari Jan 2012 #47

Well, it would figure that dead folks Summer Hathaway Jan 2012 #2

LOL! lunatica Jan 2012 #17

You're very welcome! n/t Summer Hathaway Jan 2012 #19

+1 aquart Jan 2012 #35

+1 FarLeftFist Jan 2012 #42

That's ten times the number of almost dead people who actually voted. HopeHoops Jan 2012 #3

Hm. I thought only Democrats engaged in voter fraud. QED Jan 2012 #4

So was little Jimmy O'Keefe at it again? BumRushDaShow Jan 2012 #5

Do you have to sign a poll book in SC? I'm not buying It. It's most likely some internal FU Ellipsis Jan 2012 #6

The Iowa GOP "lost" the votes from 8 counties ... must have had dead people managing their election. JoePhilly Jan 2012 #8

Actually they were NOT lost. The eight precincts just didn't mail in the certified forms ... Tx4obama Jan 2012 #31

Yes. You do. GoCubsGo Jan 2012 #16

We don't sign poll books in Wis. See post #18 for better perspective on what's going down. Ellipsis Jan 2012 #20

Most SC GOP members are "dead inside" ... so not a big surprise. JoePhilly Jan 2012 #7

I'm curious too as to how they voted Seedersandleechers Jan 2012 #10

The letter doesn't say in which elections the ballots were cast. Ellipsis Jan 2012 #12

Now we have a reason to keep REPUKES from voting meow2u3 Jan 2012 #27

Was Merle Haggard one of them? pinboy3niner Jan 2012 #9

Proving that America has the BEST DAMN HEALTH CARE ON THE PLANET! DeathToTheOil Jan 2012 #11

The dead would never vote in a GOP primary Gman Jan 2012 #14

You have to conceed that this is funny jimlup Jan 2012 #15

Dead Voters in South Carolina? Maybe. Maybe Not. January 12, 2012 Ellipsis Jan 2012 #18

Thanks to the fine work by Henry Gibson's United Appeal For The Dead... pinboy3niner Jan 2012 #21

Just as the Justice Dept and SC are in battle over SC's new Voter ID law... Skip Intro Jan 2012 #22

I'm not buying it newspeak Jan 2012 #36

I am not either. The person who actually voted obviously wasn't dead. I am guessing this is yellowcanine Jan 2012 #37

Zombies vote? Swede Jan 2012 #23

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Dead voters vote Republican? Swede Jan 2012 #25

"This guy here is dead." joeglow3 Jan 2012 #26

were they also vampires from "True Blood"? kwassa Jan 2012 #28

How can one tell the difference between really dead and Republican? Neither have functioning brains appleannie1 Jan 2012 #29

With paperless electronic voting how can they even check? Stevepol Jan 2012 #30

The decision not to fight the 'Greene' battle Are_grits_groceries Jan 2012 #32

Like they did in Ohio. Oh, wait. n/t EFerrari Jan 2012 #45

They aren't DEAD! Are_grits_groceries Jan 2012 #33

It means they're Republicans: they didn't have the common sense to know when to die txlibdem Jan 2012 #39

This thread is a DUZY lunatica Jan 2012 #34

Were the dead people driving? That would be more scary. yellowcanine Jan 2012 #38

well, with newt they finally have a candidate. spanone Jan 2012 #40

Guess it is only the Republicans that have to be concerned about voter fraud. sinkingfeeling Jan 2012 #41

republicans. barbtries Jan 2012 #43

I think that this would be rather risky Nikia Jan 2012 #44

Oh no! Proud Liberal Dem Jan 2012 #46