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If there is one thing people seem to love, that I despised, is redundancy.

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Originally posted by Magine Enigam:

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If there is one thing people seem to love, that I despised, is redundancy.

So, what's the purpose of a funding bill attachment which is for making something illegal that's already illegal?

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Originally posted by theback40:
I'll repeat myself. There is NO REASON for redundant anything. Many people seem to think there is.

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Originally posted by crbutler:
Yet somehow redundancy in law is important when you are dealing with guns?

Actually, redundant systems do increase the chance that a rare bad event is caught before damage to the whole occurs. Think aircraft controls, warship damage control systems, or medical procedures.

At one point, the thought that a noncitizen would vote was ridiculous. Now some jurisdictions are giving them the right to vote in “local” elections and we have seen more votes cast than registered voters recently in some places.

There is a group that thinks this is ok, and a group that is worried about it. We have had a few elections that have been very close lately.

I’ve said I’ve seen evidence of voter fraud, reported it, and it was ignored. Statistically significant? That’s a different argument, but if they ignore reports, how likely is the statistical evidence not accurate?

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Originally posted by wymple:
And I don't believe you. Either way that would have been illegal already. Did you file a legal complaint & have her charged? This republican clown show bill changes nothing.

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Originally posted by LHeym500:
Could Crbutler’s evidence of fraud have been ignored bc when it was checked out determined not to be fraud?

The woman convicted then overturned by Texas appellate court of voting fraud comes to mind.

Here vote was never counted, and she bring unsure of her status and was honest on telling the poll worker her history. She was instructed to complete a provisional ballot as instructed.

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Originally posted by RolandtheHeadless:
Man, you guys have some loose voting procedures. In Alaska, and here in Idaho, it works like this:

1. Show ID.

2. Poll workers checks your name off in a voter registry.

3. Poll worker hands you a ballot.

4. Vote.

5. Turn in your ballot.

6. Get a little "I have voted" sticker.

How could anyone vote twice?

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Originally posted by jeffeosso:

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Originally posted by RolandtheHeadless:
Man, you guys have some loose voting procedures. In Alaska, and here in Idaho, it works like this:

1. Show ID.

2. Poll workers checks your name off in a voter registry.

3. Poll worker hands you a ballot.

4. Vote.

5. Turn in your ballot.

6. Get a little "I have voted" sticker.

How could anyone vote twice?

By presentation of another voter Id card and voting again. Are we thick tonight?

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By presentation of another voter Id card and voting again. Are we thick tonight?

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Originally posted by RolandtheHeadless:

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By presentation of another voter Id card and voting again. Are we thick tonight?

Was that the royal "we"?

How do they get more than one ID? Here and in AK, we use the driver's license.

And isn't there a voter registry? How do they vote again when their name is already checked off?

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Originally posted by jeffeosso:
in texas, we have voter ID cards - that until covid, were the only required voter ID .. es claro?

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Originally posted by RolandtheHeadless:
Oh, I thought you were talking about yourself there. The description is much more apt with that interpretation.