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Jones

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Dude, they're not citizens. No legal ID will legally allow them to register to vote if it's known they are not citizens, whether they are here legally or not. So either they fraudulently registered, or government workers allowed them to register, which is also illegal. Not one of those non-citizen voters had a legal right to do so.
They checked voter records against driver's license records. If someone used non-citizen documents to apply for a driver's license they are being tagged as non-citizens in voter registration records. The problem, of course, is that individuals who are Texas residents but not US citizens at the time of their application for a driver's license can and do change their citizenship status. Further, there is no requirement and no reason at all to notify the department of motor vehicles about said change. Therefore, there are LOTS of US citizens who used non-citizen documents to apply for their driver's license.

To provide some idea about the magnitude of the problem with this "study", about 50,000 Texas residents become naturalized citizens each year. Over the period of the study (1996 - 2016?) that would be about 1,000,000 Texas residents who have become naturalized US citizens. With this, it is actually surprising that they found only 95,000 discrepancies between driver's license records and voter citizenship status.
 

newfie

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They checked voter records against driver's license records. If someone used non-citizen documents to apply for a driver's license they are being tagged as non-citizens in voter registration records. The problem, of course, is that individuals who are Texas residents but not US citizens at the time of their application for a driver's license can and do change their citizenship status. Further, there is no requirement and no reason at all to notify the department of motor vehicles about said change. Therefore, there are LOTS of US citizens who used non-citizen documents to apply for their driver's license.

To provide some idea about the magnitude of the problem with this "study", about 50,000 Texas residents become naturalized citizens each year. Over the period of the study (1996 - 2016?) that would be about 1,000,000 Texas residents who have become naturalized US citizens. With this, it is actually surprising that they found only 95,000 discrepancies between driver's license records and voter citizenship status.

I have yet to see anyone make a compelling argument in texas that records go back to 1996 and have never been updated since then.
 

newfie

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Probably because in person voter fraud is not a real problem. It only exists in right wing nut job media.

glad to know its not a problem in texas or north carolina or cleveland or anywhere else.

you realize the answer is simple . all liberals have to is allow the trump adminstation to fully investigate it since its not a problem. instead liberal states refused to cooperate.
 

It will be fine

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glad to know its not a problem in texas or north carolina or cleveland or anywhere else.

you realize the answer is simple . all liberals have to is allow the trump adminstation to fully investigate it since its not a problem. instead liberal states refused to cooperate.
Liberal states like Kansas?
 

vantexan

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They checked voter records against driver's license records. If someone used non-citizen documents to apply for a driver's license they are being tagged as non-citizens in voter registration records. The problem, of course, is that individuals who are Texas residents but not US citizens at the time of their application for a driver's license can and do change their citizenship status. Further, there is no requirement and no reason at all to notify the department of motor vehicles about said change. Therefore, there are LOTS of US citizens who used non-citizen documents to apply for their driver's license.

To provide some idea about the magnitude of the problem with this "study", about 50,000 Texas residents become naturalized citizens each year. Over the period of the study (1996 - 2016?) that would be about 1,000,000 Texas residents who have become naturalized US citizens. With this, it is actually surprising that they found only 95,000 discrepancies between driver's license records and voter citizenship status.
And if they used fake documents to get a driver license? Happens all the time.
 

bacha29

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glad to know its not a problem in texas or north carolina or cleveland or anywhere else.

you realize the answer is simple . all liberals have to is allow the trump adminstation to fully investigate it since its not a problem. instead liberal states refused to cooperate.
With scores of Trump administration people being under investigation themselves chances are claims of voter fraud is currently quite a ways down on their list of immediate concerns.
 

newfie

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Liberal states like Kansas?

i always enjoy watching you libs try your jedi mind tricks on voter fraud while screaming that russian voting interference should be investigated in 300 different ways.

its real simple do the same accounting that texas appears to be under going and lets see what happens in california.
 

newfie

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With scores of Trump administration people being under investigation themselves chances are claims of voter fraud is currently quite a ways down on their list of immediate concerns.

sounds like you have inside information could you name the scores. a score being twenty and scores being a multiple. sounds like you should be able to produce at least 40 names?
 

bacha29

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sounds like you have inside information could you name the scores. a score being twenty and scores being a multiple. sounds like you should be able to produce at least 40 names?
So what should I have said? A limited number? Well pal, the Mueller investigation is just getting started. And as for the House Oversight Committee investigation? All I can say is : "Get in the fast lane Grandma. The bingo game is ready to roll!.
 

vantexan

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So what should I have said? A limited number? Well pal, the Mueller investigation is just getting started. And as for the House Oversight Committee investigation? All I can say is : "Get in the fast lane Grandma. The bingo game is ready to roll!.
According to you, and bbsam, and Sportello, and It Will Be Fine, and Jones, and Makavelli, and Brown Army, and Brownmonster, and Meat, and numerous others it's been ready to roll for almost two years now. Where's the beef?
 

newfie

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So what should I have said? A limited number? Well pal, the Mueller investigation is just getting started. And as for the House Oversight Committee investigation? All I can say is : "Get in the fast lane Grandma. The bingo game is ready to roll!.

couldn't name the scores?
 

It will be fine

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According to you, and bbsam, and Sportello, and It Will Be Fine, and Jones, and Makavelli, and Brown Army, and Brownmonster, and Meat, and numerous others it's been ready to roll for almost two years now. Where's the beef?
Mueller has indicted 37 individuals with 90+ counts. There is a lot of evidence that the Trump campaign conspired with Russian intelligence during the campaign. Not sure what else you’re looking for. It would be remarkable if this was all happening at the highest levels of the campaign without Trump’s knowledge and consent if not under his direction.
 
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