Posts Tagged "fraud"

Breaking: Election Fraud in ST. CHARLES Co. Missouri Caucus

Posted by on Mar 17, 2012 in Activist | 16 comments

The Republican Caucus in St. Charles County, Missouri, proved dis­as­trous. Accounts are still com­ing in from Romney and Paul sup­port­ers who expe­ri­enced the abuse. The Central Committee Chairman Eugene Dokes announced a rule of no record­ings being allowed, and when the cau­cus par­tic­i­pants objected their legal points were ignored. Note: NO “house rules” exist at the begin­ning of a cau­cus in Missouri except for those set forth ahead of time and made pub­lic by the Missouri GOP. The County Committee has no author­ity to make addi­tional rules bind­ing as Dokes...

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Breaking: Caucus Fraud in CLAY Co. Missouri

Posted by on Mar 17, 2012 in Activist, Blog | 2 comments

The Republican cau­cus in Clay County of Missouri was plagued by ille­gal pro­ceed­ings. The Chair refused to answer calls for Division and Points of Order. Division calls are not allowed to be ignored under any cir­cum­stance under Robert’s Rules of Order. The reg­is­tered Parliamentarian pointed out the ille­gal­ity of the behav­ior of the chair and he was threat­ened with expul­sion from security. From Paul T a Ron Paul supporter: Clay County is a done deal, and we got zero delegates/alternates. The Clay County GOP struck a back-room deal ahead of time with the other 3...

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Disqualify Every Single Vote

Posted by on Nov 4, 2008 in Activist | 0 comments

Every vote from every compromised polling location needs to be pulled from the count and disqualified.

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Be Sassy, not Assy!

Posted by on Nov 4, 2008 in Activist | 0 comments

Be Sassy, not Assy!

A happy lit­tle bumper sticker is mak­ing its way around the inter­webs, thanks to those of us who are immensely dis­pleased with both McCain and Obama. Case in point! Reports are com­ing in from Pennsylvania of Republican elec­tion judges being expelled from polling places. Let’s be clear: most of the polling judges in every polling place in the coun­try are reg­is­tered to one polit­i­cal party or another. Rules are in place for many coun­ties about the need for equal dis­tri­b­u­tion of party pres­ence. Most elec­tion judges are not aware of court rul­ings pro­tect...

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