Guys, that ends it. He didn't say it, he implied it!
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LeWoVoc wrote:
Guys, that ends it. He didn't say it, he implied it!
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Well, technically he said it, but not the right way.
Sorry, let me rephrase that.
Technically he said it, but not the right way.
#304gbaji,
Posted: Oct 18 2012 at 5:28 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Nothing technical about it. He did not say that the attack on our consulate in Benghazi was a terrorist attack. Period.
gbaji wrote:
The reason this is even an issue is
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Jophiel wrote:
gbaji wrote:
The reason this is even an issue is
More than it already was by the Obama administration? So you're saying that Republicans can't point out when Democrats politicize something because that would be them politicizing it as well? That's... ridiculous! Bit of a double standard you got going on there Joph.
King Nobby wrote:
More words please
gbaji wrote:
More than it already was by the Obama administration?
Much, much more. Yes.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
No, gbaji, that's not how English works.
No.
No.
Eske Esquire wrote:
No, gbaji, that's not how English works.
No.
No.
Sounds like you need to break out the spray bottle filled with water?
Can't sleep, clown will eat me.
TirithRR wrote:
Eske Esquire wrote:
No, gbaji, that's not how English works.
No.
No.
Sounds like you need to break out the spray bottle filled with water?
That, or a rolled up newspaper.
Or maybe I should rub his nose in his posts...?
Eske wrote:
Or maybe I should rub his nose in his posts...?
I think the SPCG would have something to say about that.
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
More Republican vote/registration tampering. This is, what, like the tenth story so far this election cycle?
Political Wire adds:
Edited, Oct 19th 2012 9:52am by Jophiel
LA times wrote:
A man who was being paid to register voters by the Republican Party of Virginia was arrested Thursday after he was seen dumping eight registration forms into a dumpster.
Colin Small, 31, was working as a supervisor as part of a registration operation in eight swing states financed by the Republican National Committee. Small, of Phoenixville, Pa., was first hired by Strategic Allied Consulting, a firm that was fired by the party after suspect voter forms surfaced in Florida and other states.
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Strategic Allied is owned by Nathan Sproul, an Arizona political consultant for Republicans whose companies have faced charges in past elections of submitting forged forms and of dumping Democratic registrations. None of the charges were proved, and Sproul continues to do get-out-the-vote work for conservative causes this election.
Colin Small, 31, was working as a supervisor as part of a registration operation in eight swing states financed by the Republican National Committee. Small, of Phoenixville, Pa., was first hired by Strategic Allied Consulting, a firm that was fired by the party after suspect voter forms surfaced in Florida and other states.
[...]
Strategic Allied is owned by Nathan Sproul, an Arizona political consultant for Republicans whose companies have faced charges in past elections of submitting forged forms and of dumping Democratic registrations. None of the charges were proved, and Sproul continues to do get-out-the-vote work for conservative causes this election.
Political Wire adds:
Quote:
Though the report says Small "was first hired by Strategic Allied Consulting, a firm that was fired by the party after suspect voter forms surfaced in Florida and other states," his LinkedIn profile says he's the RNC's Grassroots Field Director.
Edited, Oct 19th 2012 9:52am by Jophiel
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Jophiel wrote:
More Republican vote/registration tampering.
George Carlin wrote:
I think it’s the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately.
Jophiel wrote:
More Republican vote/registration tampering. This is, what, like the tenth story so far this election cycle?
LA times wrote:
A man who was being paid to register voters by the Republican Party of Virginia was arrested Thursday after he was seen dumping eight registration forms into a dumpster.
Colin Small, 31, was working as a supervisor as part of a registration operation in eight swing states financed by the Republican National Committee. Small, of Phoenixville, Pa., was first hired by Strategic Allied Consulting, a firm that was fired by the party after suspect voter forms surfaced in Florida and other states.
[...]
Strategic Allied is owned by Nathan Sproul, an Arizona political consultant for Republicans whose companies have faced charges in past elections of submitting forged forms and of dumping Democratic registrations. None of the charges were proved, and Sproul continues to do get-out-the-vote work for conservative causes this election.
Colin Small, 31, was working as a supervisor as part of a registration operation in eight swing states financed by the Republican National Committee. Small, of Phoenixville, Pa., was first hired by Strategic Allied Consulting, a firm that was fired by the party after suspect voter forms surfaced in Florida and other states.
[...]
Strategic Allied is owned by Nathan Sproul, an Arizona political consultant for Republicans whose companies have faced charges in past elections of submitting forged forms and of dumping Democratic registrations. None of the charges were proved, and Sproul continues to do get-out-the-vote work for conservative causes this election.
In before Gbaji and "this was just a lowly employee, not representative of the party in general"
Edited, Oct 19th 2012 10:46am by BrownDuck
When we were doing registrations at a brewery a couple weeks ago, someone walked up to the table and joked he wanted to "register as a hard core Republican!" My husband explained that all registrations in GA are non-partisan, and the stuff is sealed up before it's turned in even if you did do something crazy like write "Zombie Reagan shall rise again!" on your form, no one will know.
Turns out the guy was there with a former Dem state Senator, and we ended up with big thumbs up and accolades for doing the job right. I think for the two nights we were there, we collected almost twenty registrations (which all had the required copy of photo ID because you had to show it to get into the brewery to drink, and we brought our all-in-one printer and a laptop with us.) I have no idea how many of those folks will vote for Romney and how many for Obama, and honestly that's none of my business.
A registration helper is just supposed to help, period.
Edited, Oct 19th 2012 12:28pm by catwho
Turns out the guy was there with a former Dem state Senator, and we ended up with big thumbs up and accolades for doing the job right. I think for the two nights we were there, we collected almost twenty registrations (which all had the required copy of photo ID because you had to show it to get into the brewery to drink, and we brought our all-in-one printer and a laptop with us.) I have no idea how many of those folks will vote for Romney and how many for Obama, and honestly that's none of my business.
A registration helper is just supposed to help, period.
Edited, Oct 19th 2012 12:28pm by catwho
catwho wrote:
When we were doing registrations at a brewery a couple weeks ago, someone walked up to the table and joked he wanted to "register s a hard core Republican!" My husband explained that all registrations in GA are non-partisan, and the stuff is sealed up before it's turned in even if you did do something crazy like write "Zombie Reagan shall rise again!" on your form.
Turns out the guy was there with a former Dem state Senator, and we ended up with big thumbs up and accolades for doing the job right. I think for the two nights we were there, we collected almost twenty registrations (which all had the required copy of photo ID because you had to show it to get into the brewery to drink, and we brought our all-in-one printer and a laptop with us.) I have no idea how many of those folks will vote for Romney and how many for Obama, and honestly that's none of my business.
A registration helper is just supposed to help, period.
Turns out the guy was there with a former Dem state Senator, and we ended up with big thumbs up and accolades for doing the job right. I think for the two nights we were there, we collected almost twenty registrations (which all had the required copy of photo ID because you had to show it to get into the brewery to drink, and we brought our all-in-one printer and a laptop with us.) I have no idea how many of those folks will vote for Romney and how many for Obama, and honestly that's none of my business.
A registration helper is just supposed to help, period.
So it doesn't matter in whose name they dump registrations?
publiusvarus wrote:
we all know liberals are well adjusted american citizens who only want what's best for society. While conservatives are evil money grubbing scum who only want to sh*t on the little man and rob the world of its resources.
BrownDuck wrote:
Jophiel wrote:
More Republican vote/registration tampering. This is, what, like the tenth story so far this election cycle?
LA times wrote:
A man who was being paid to register voters by the Republican Party of Virginia was arrested Thursday after he was seen dumping eight registration forms into a dumpster.
Colin Small, 31, was working as a supervisor as part of a registration operation in eight swing states financed by the Republican National Committee. Small, of Phoenixville, Pa., was first hired by Strategic Allied Consulting, a firm that was fired by the party after suspect voter forms surfaced in Florida and other states.
[...]
Strategic Allied is owned by Nathan Sproul, an Arizona political consultant for Republicans whose companies have faced charges in past elections of submitting forged forms and of dumping Democratic registrations. None of the charges were proved, and Sproul continues to do get-out-the-vote work for conservative causes this election.
Colin Small, 31, was working as a supervisor as part of a registration operation in eight swing states financed by the Republican National Committee. Small, of Phoenixville, Pa., was first hired by Strategic Allied Consulting, a firm that was fired by the party after suspect voter forms surfaced in Florida and other states.
[...]
Strategic Allied is owned by Nathan Sproul, an Arizona political consultant for Republicans whose companies have faced charges in past elections of submitting forged forms and of dumping Democratic registrations. None of the charges were proved, and Sproul continues to do get-out-the-vote work for conservative causes this election.
In before Gbaji and "this was just a lowly employee, not representative of the party in general"
Edited, Oct 19th 2012 10:46am by BrownDuck
It seems like it was just a lowly employee, unless there's some proof in those articles that says he was told specifically to dump some registrations. The guy should be fired (if not charged; not sure if what he did was against the law, but I imagine it is), but that's most likely as far as it goes.
Now, if it turns out he WAS told (or persuaded, or it was implied) to dump certain registrations from higher up in the organization, take those bastids down!
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