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"Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - StLucieBengal - 09-24-2017 http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2017/09/20/it-undermines-integrity-of-elections-glitch-allows-non-citizens-in-pa-to-vote/ This brings up the question why are non US citizens allowed to have a drivers license anyway. Everywhere else I go I need to have an international license and must show this with your visa. The immigration issue could be Handled a lot easier if we didn't allow these people to blend in and hide among the citizens. Quote:‘It Undermines Integrity Of Elections’: Glitch Allows Non-U.S. Citizens In Pa. To Vote RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - Benton - 09-24-2017 From the story: The glitch has had no impact on elections... So...? RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - StLucieBengal - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 11:51 AM)Benton Wrote: From the story: In philly. He did mention an issue state wide. It doesn't affect philly since they are so heavily leftist anyway. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - Benton - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 11:58 AM)StLucieBengal Wrote: In philly. He did mention an issue state wide. Just sounds like trying to make something out of nothing. "Irresponsible parent" allows child access to murder millions By Benton JACKSON, MISS. — In an unexpected twist today, an irresponsible man allowed his 3-year old son to have access to weapons of mass destruction. John Dough admitted Thursday that he had left at least one bottle of bleach and at least one bottle of ammonia inside the family garage. Dough confirmed via a social media post that there "may have been more than one bottle. How the **** am I supposed to know what's in the garage?" Dr. Von Scientist with Santa Clarita Junior College said mixing the two chemicals could potentially kill millions if volumes were large enough. "Yes, I agree it's theoretically possible, but — " Von Scientist said. Dough was watching television when police raided his home to confiscate the chemicals. His 3-year old son Play was also home at the time. It's possible Play could have found concentrations large enough to kill millions of people based off of Von Scientist's confirmation. As of presstime, the toddler had not committed mass murder. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - StLucieBengal - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 12:16 PM)Benton Wrote: Just sounds like trying to make something out of nothing. There has been story after story showing that illegals are unable to vote despite claims of voter fraud. This is more voter fraud and just shows why motor voter is not a good thing unless you do the right thing by not allowing citizens to have a drivers license. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - bfine32 - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 11:51 AM)Benton Wrote: From the story: You have non-citizens voting. Not sure how anyone can view this as a "so" issue. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - Matt_Crimson - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 12:39 PM)bfine32 Wrote: You have non-citizens voting. Not sure how anyone can view this as a "so" issue. Because it's not Russia. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - GMDino - 09-24-2017 Quote:220 non-citizens have registered in the last 12 years and 90 of them actually voted. In another 100000 years or so we'll be up tot eh 3 million Trump and his minions believe voted illegally in 2016. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - Benton - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 12:39 PM)bfine32 Wrote: You have non-citizens voting. Not sure how anyone can view this as a "so" issue. We've got a lot of issues. Just with election laws period, like how some groups round up senior citizens, many with dementia, and take them to vote. Or how religious groups use tax free dollars to influence voters versus other groups, who have tax liabilities. deceptove marketing that allows misinformation. I'd address those issues waaaaaaaay before I worried about .001 of the vote being tainted. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - oncemoreuntothejimbreech - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 02:57 PM)GMDino Wrote: In another 100000 years or so we'll be up tot eh 3 million Trump and his minions believe voted illegally in 2016. 90 of them voted over the past 12 years years out of a population of $1.6 million? HOLY SHIT IT'S WORSE THAN I THOUGHT!!! That means 0.000004% of the votes in Philly were fraudulent! RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - bfine32 - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 03:41 PM)Benton Wrote: We've got a lot of issues. Just with election laws period, like how some groups round up senior citizens, many with dementia, and take them to vote. Or how religious groups use tax free dollars to influence voters versus other groups, who have tax liabilities. deceptove marketing that allows misinformation. Never said there weren't other issues. It's just non-citizens voting doesn't get a "so" from me. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - GreenDragon - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 11:51 AM)Benton Wrote: From the story: My thoughts exactly. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - 6andcounting - 09-24-2017 The representative who helped write and push the bill through is the brother of one of my middle school teachers. Everybody hated the teacher. Dude was extremely closed minded, rude and find any reason to yell. So many complaints from parents he started threatening to say horrible things about your abilities and behavior if your parents called him. Keep in mind, these are 11 and 12 years old. The teacher always bragged about his brother being a politician and everybody joked we are all going to vote against his brother when we were old enough since he represented our district. The year we graduated he lost his reelection bid by 112 votes after holding the seat for 25 years. Based on when that teacher started working at my school, I'd say 5 or 6 graduating classes worth of students would have had him as a teacher and then been old enough to vote at that point. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - bfine32 - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 01:40 PM)Matt_Crimson Wrote: Because it's not Russia. Who knew that being OK with non-citizens voting was a partisan issue. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - oncemoreuntothejimbreech - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 09:05 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Who knew that being OK with non-citizens voting was a partisan issue. It's not. Ninety people out of a population of 1.6 million is less than 1% of 1% of 1%. I bet if you scored 99.994% on a test you would feel pretty good about the results. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - Benton - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 09:43 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: It's not. Ninety people out of a population of 1.6 million is less than 1% of 1% of 1%. An estimated 5 million people have dementia and are over voting age. That is expected to triple over the next 20 years. We could address that... or... we could worry about 90 people over the last decade who may have voted in Philly. Resources are not infinite. Locally (like Philly) or nationally, we have to decide what are important issues. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - StLucieBengal - 09-24-2017 (09-24-2017, 10:18 PM)Benton Wrote: An estimated 5 million people have dementia and are over voting age. That is expected to triple over the next 20 years. Or just not issue driver licenses to non us citizens. Let them use an international license. Agreed - Dill - 09-25-2017 (09-24-2017, 03:41 PM)Benton Wrote: We've got a lot of issues. Just with election laws period, like how some groups round up senior citizens, many with dementia, and take them to vote. Or how religious groups use tax free dollars to influence voters versus other groups, who have tax liabilities. deceptove marketing that allows misinformation.Agreed--when thousands are disenfranchised in a single city, why do people get incensed over a few accidental illegal votes statewide? Thornburgh points to a study by the non-partisan Keystone Votes that found 17,000 registrations in Philadelphia were processed late, making the potential disenfranchisement of legitimate voters a bigger problem than the accidental registering of non-citizens. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - ballsofsteel - 09-25-2017 Hurry hurry, one of you Drumph lovers get this information, that .0000000001% of votes in the state of Pa were fraudulent, to Drumph so he can have that nitwit congressman from Kansas or Oklahoma look into it! Drumph was right. RE: "Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA - bfine32 - 09-25-2017 The article showed Non-Citizens are voting in our elections. I have no how they voted or the number that voted and to me that is irrelevant. The only reasons folks have given to excuse this is "there wasn't that many" or "there are worse things". I assume those folks just think PA should not try to fix the problem, because........ |