This kind of crap is just getting too frequent.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

You get to the polls and something is broke. Now, it may be an honest mistake, but there was

plenty of time to check things out and make them work.

 

http://www.breitbart.com/InstaBlog/2013/11/05/Polling-Machine-Problems-Happening-In-Swing-County-In-Virginia

 

When the race is between a liberal criminal, a so-called Libertarian spoiler and a conservative, and the election system won't work, what do you think is going on?

McAuliffe is a scam artist from the Clinton era who peddles green cars that don't exist and gets Chinese investors

to fall for it, and no one knows where the money went. Some candidate, huh? The Libertarian candidate is most

likely a plant(spoiler) who says a mileage tax is what he is for, and all he will do is dilute the Republican vote so

McAuliffe will win. Then you add the high potential for voter fraud. One voter said when his vote for Cuccinelli

was cast, it showed up in the Sarvis tally. Maybe it was fixed, maybe not.

 

This Virginia gubernatorial election is essentially a national referendum on criminality, along with people like

Bloomberg doing what he did in Colorado to tell Virginia voters what he thinks is best for them. After what

happened in Colorado, I sure hope the Virginians raise Hell with this.

[Dennis1209]

Yea, there's a lot of things I don't understand and makes no sense. I sure hope it isn't by clever deceitful design?

 

Another thing that I don't understand and makes me irate is the Republican Party's stated / written platform. My constitutional views and values pretty much align with their party's stated goals, objectives and platform. Problem is, you seldom get a candidate that resembles their platform and have to settle for a R.I.N.O. that would make a better liberal democrat?

 

There's no doubt throwing in a good third party candidate(s) with constitutional / moral views siphons many more votes from the Republican Party than the Democraps. Makes you wonder if the divide and conquer tactic was devised by the opposing party. At any rate, it's been more effective getting the Democraps in power and look at where we're at. I believe were it not for third parties, we would not have had Clinton or Obama to deal with.

 

Our two party political system is here to stay for the foreseeable future. We really need to change the Republican Party from within and be singing on the same sheet of music. It's much easier and more efficient to overtake and change something, than to completely destroy it and rebuild something in its place. That's even a military strategy used throughout the ages. 

 

Sad thing is, you're never going to get a majority of people with like views to support the common good. We always find a reason not to vote in good conscience for this or that candidate and waste a vote that basically goes to the other party.

 

Just the ramblings of an old retired fart.

Edited November 5, 2013 by Dennis1209

[bersaguy]

I don't know why anyone would have expected anything less. This has become the norm in the voting in America. If they think their Democrat might have a real chance of losing they will of course rig the balloting. I wonder how many 100 year dead Democrats will be voting in Virginia today? After all, the Social Security program has been sending out over billions of dollars in checks to dead people for years. Someone has to be cashing those checks. I wonder how many are illegals that Obama is supporting with our hard earned tax dollars. I wonder why they don't hire another 1500 IRS agents to investigate who is cashing the checks? Could it be that they don't want to know because it might come back to our fearless leader?..........jmho

Edited November 5, 2013 by bersaguy