Now for centuries rumor has it only 1 man has been able to rise from the dead and walk among us which always led me to believe there was some degree of difficulty in doing so. Then along comes the democrat party and they made it look so easy as to have me wondering what all the fuss was about in the first place. Hell, if democrats, who can't even figure out how to register to vote can raise the dead I'm thinking it can't have been that hard to start with. So if I am aware of when my end is approaching I am going to register as a democrat as it seems it would increase the odds of an afterlife or at least one in which I can tolerate.
I think voter fraud is kinda like the bear, woods and what bears do in the woods analogy, you don't necessarily need to see the bears doing what it is bears do in the woods to know that the bears are doing it in the woods. Well democrats and voter fraud are kinda like that if ya have democrats and voting ya don't need to see it happen to know they are doing it. Its just what democrats ....err sorry ....bears do.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Witness: Ballot Fraud Part of New York's Political Culture
A Democrat candidate for City Council in 2009 took the witness stand today in the ballot fraud trial
of former City Councilman, Michael LoPorto. Robert Martiniano
testified that forging absentee ballots is a tradition in upstate New
York amongst both parties, but that he had no idea it was occurring to
his and LoPorto's benefit in the Working Families Party primary in 2009.
Forging absentee ballots is a tradition in the Collar City and other upstate cities, but a former Democratic candidate testified Thursday that he didn't know it was occurring in the 2009 Working Families Party primary."It's was something that was just in the culture for both major political parties," said Robert Martiniano, who was an unsuccessful Democratic candidate for the City Council's 2nd District.Martiniano testified as a prosecution witness in the ballot-fraud trial of former City Councilman Michael LoPorto, whom he identified as a friend.
The fact that anybody could consider stealing somebody's right to vote
as 'tradition' notwithstanding, the statement coincides with previous
statements made by Anthony Renna and Anthony DeFiglio, two Democrats
who were found guilty of forgery and falsifying business records.
In January, the pair told Fox News that "voter fraud is an accepted
way of winning elections, and faking absentee ballots was commonplace."
Republicans at the time denied such accusations. James Gordon, Chairman of the Troy Republican Committee said, having been a part of the election process for a number of years that he has, "never heard or seen anything resembling these actions."
He added, "In fact, after the Democrats were caught in 2009 the records at the Board of Elections were searched. More cases of fraud were found dating back to 2007 or 2008, all attributed to Democrat candidates and operatives. Nothing from any GOP members."
It's unclear how Martiniano could have been aware of the 'tradition' of voter fraud - that it was embedded 'in the culture' - while simultaneously being unaware that it was used for his and LoPorto's benefit back in 2009.
LoPorto faces 22 counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument for allegedly handling ballots that he knew had been forged in a Democratic plot to steal the 2009 Working Families Party line for City Council.
Republicans at the time denied such accusations. James Gordon, Chairman of the Troy Republican Committee said, having been a part of the election process for a number of years that he has, "never heard or seen anything resembling these actions."
He added, "In fact, after the Democrats were caught in 2009 the records at the Board of Elections were searched. More cases of fraud were found dating back to 2007 or 2008, all attributed to Democrat candidates and operatives. Nothing from any GOP members."
It's unclear how Martiniano could have been aware of the 'tradition' of voter fraud - that it was embedded 'in the culture' - while simultaneously being unaware that it was used for his and LoPorto's benefit back in 2009.
LoPorto faces 22 counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument for allegedly handling ballots that he knew had been forged in a Democratic plot to steal the 2009 Working Families Party line for City Council.
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