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Originally Posted by PaulS
you can tell he was implying he was Holder, right?..
How did he demonstrate that if he didn't actually vote?
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what he specifically asked the poll worker was..
“Do you have an Eric Holder, 50th Street?"
yes, that could imply to the poll worker that he was Eric Holder and was there to vote, but anyone could walk in and ask if they have anyone on their list at a particular address, I don't think it's illegal or lying.....does show just how pathetically easy it is to make a mess of the system...imagine if some organization(oh, say ACORN) was dedicated to making a mess of the system?
he demonstrated that it was very easy to walk into a polling place, ask if they had a name and an address and get a ballot by simply signing on the line, now in this case, if he had taken the ballot and voted(that woud be illegal), and if Holder had shown up at a later date there would be a contested ballot...if the name he asked for was a dead guy, there wouldn't be anyone to walk in later and try to vote under the same name and create a contested ballot...is this really that difficult to grasp?
the obvious irony is that he went to ask for Holder, the top law official in the land who adamantly opposes voter id.....outstanding
