Merged The election was stolen/rigged!

[twinstead]

Sometimes irrational ideologues are sorta cute. Prey is not one of them

 

[Furi]

When Fox presents news, it is clearly news and not opinion. Fox is indeed the most fair and balanced of all media.

My Bolding,

I get confused sometimes (maybe it is the Rum) this is the same Fox News as in News Corp, As in a certain Mr Murdoch, that provides this 100% purely non agenda drivel driven information service, and also has the highest reputation of upholding truthful and upstanding journalistic and reporting practices in all media forms as well.

 

[Robert Prey]

I did a little quick research on the consent decree in question and it appears that NOTHING about it prevents the GOP from pursueing a claim of voter fraud AFTER THE FACT!
Certainly NOTHING in it would disallow an investigation concerning rigged voting MACHINES.
Its designed to adress voter restrictions being put in place BEFORE or during the election.
They only way it would even apply here would be if there was some effort by REPUBLICANS to restrict the ability to vote.

Sorry Robert, unless you can show otherwise, you seem to be barking up the wrong tree on this one.

After the fact fraud charges are fairly useless to pursue. But an ounce of fraud prevention in this election would have turned the tables.

There are 15 states with voter ID requirements. Obama lost all of them. What does that tell you?

 

[Robert Prey]

Oh come on now Robert. All three original US networks as well as Fox, MSNBC and CNN reported on the controversy surrounding who knew what when and how it was characterized by all involved for weeks before the election.
At least I KNOW it was a topic on CBS world news, CNN's morning show with Soledad O'Brien as well as by Wolf Blitzer, and in Canada, I saw it spoken of on both Global National and CBC Newsworld.

However, if you polled the American public and asked them simply what "Bengahzi" is, the number of people who could correctly characterize it as a city in Libya would be small.
You cannot blame ignorance on the networks.

No. The mainstream networks underplayed the significance of Benghazi until it turned into a sex scandal. Ditto "Fast and Furious" which most voters who do not watch Fox News never heard of.

 

[Robert Prey]

Politicking is distasteful and often dishonest. That's why most of us dislike it. But I'm not going to be baited into your painfully partisan rants. There is a huge difference between the parties out-politicking each other as they do alternately from time to time, and accusations of unlawful activity.

No one is interested in what you think is immoral, especially the moderators who have told you to quit politicking. We are interested only in what evidence you have for the unlawful activity you allege. You seem to think you've presented some, but you've really only spammed copypasted material and then run away without addressing any of the responses.



Given your ludicrously biased evaluation of popular media outlets, I don't think your analysis here merits much attention.

Placing your head in the sand will not make you any smarter nor better informed.

 

[EventHorizon]

Placing your head in the sand will not make you any smarter nor better informed.

Then why do you keep doing it?

 

[Straw Man]

After the fact fraud charges are fairly useless to pursue. But an ounce of fraud prevention in this election would have turned the tables.

There are 15 states with voter ID requirements. Obama lost all of them. What does that tell you?

You're wrong Robert.

Pennsylvania has very strict voter ID requirements. Who won that then?

 

[yodaluver28]

You're wrong Robert.

Pennsylvania has very strict voter ID requirements. Who won that then?

So does Michigan, which Obama won handily. Another day, another epic fail for RP and his worthless sources of "information".

 

[332nd]

So... Have the Blaze & the other sites gone to these areas yet & brought forth the people who didn't have their votes counted?

 

[bonzombiekitty]

Pennsylvania has very strict voter ID requirements.

Not this year. They weren't supposed to require ID this year. Though, IIRC Rhode Island has voter ID requirements, which Obama won handily.

 

[Robert Prey]

Not this year. They weren't supposed to require ID this year. Though, IIRC Rhode Island has voter ID requirements, which Obama won handily.

The post should have read PHOTO voter ID requirement. Obama lost in those states. The others, the swing states, were easy pickins' for voter fraud.

 

[Robert Prey]

You're wrong Robert.

Pennsylvania has very strict voter ID requirements. Who won that then?

My mistake was omitting the word PHOTO. Those with no photo ID could vote in Pennsylvania due to a court injunction.l

 

[Robert Prey]

So does Michigan, which Obama won handily. Another day, another epic fail for RP and his worthless sources of "information".

No. In Michigan , Voters without photo ID could sign an affidavit attesting that he or she is not in possession of photo identification. And of course my post should have read no voter without a Photo Id could vote in 15 states, all of which Obama lost.

http://ballotpedia.org/wiki/index.php/State_by_State_Voter_ID_Laws

 

[332nd]

The post should have read PHOTO voter ID requirement. Obama lost in those states. The others, the swing states, were easy pickins' for voter fraud.

Have those people in Ohio who didn't get their votes counted come forward yet?

 

[Robert Prey]

Not this year. They weren't supposed to require ID this year. Though, IIRC Rhode Island has voter ID requirements, which Obama won handily.

In Rhode Island, If a voter was unable to present photo ID they were allowed to use certain non-photo IDs.

 

[332nd]

No. In Michigan , Voters without photo ID could sign an affidavit attesting that he or she is not in possession of photo identification. And of course my post should have read no voter without a Photo Id could vote in 15 states, all of which Obama lost.

http://ballotpedia.org/wiki/index.php/State_by_State_Voter_ID_Laws

Obama won Florida.

 

[JayUtah]

Placing your head in the sand will not make you any smarter nor better informed.

Was this intended as a serious response? I'm waiting for your evidence, not just vague handwaving partisan rhetoric.

 

[jaydeehess]

Oh please spare us the mock indignation, you know exactly what I had in mind and if you don't you're too damn ignorant to bother with.

Yes, pales in contrast to the African embassy bombings unless Robert puts a very high value on the life of an ambassador as opposed to other lives.

Then there was the Marine barracks bombing and several other embassy attacks in past decades

 

[jaydeehess]

After the fact fraud charges are fairly useless to pursue. But an ounce of fraud prevention in this election would have turned the tables.

There are 15 states with voter ID requirements. Obama lost all of them. What does that tell you?

That you are wrong about consent decree

 

[jaydeehess]

No. The mainstream networks underplayed the significance of Benghazi until it turned into a sex scandal. Ditto "Fast and Furious" which most voters who do not watch Fox News never heard of.

No, Robert , I was referring to coverage of the Bengahzi furor BEFORE Patearus' dilly-dallying was revealed.
In fact the GOP was decrying it within hours of it occurring.

As for F&F, I saw it covered on CNN and a quick google search shows its been covered by The Daily Beast, CBS News, and NBC San Diego among others, including Fox News.
Wrong again Robert.