The obvious answer is YES. There many convictions in the democratic party and the latest come from Indiana. Seems some democratic party leaders faked the signatures on the Obama and Clinton petitions to get on the state ballot. http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Governm...t-Fraudulently This means that a very populous county would not have either the ballot and since the rules require participation by each county then both democrats would not have been on the state ballots. So Hillary or Barack legally on the ballot or not. If neither was then shouldn't I hear some outcry on the part of those who claim to be fair, honest, and believe in the rules. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn
The obvious answer is YES. There many convictions in the democratic party and the latest come from Indiana. Seems some democratic party leaders faked the signatures on the Obama and Clinton petitions to get on the state ballot. http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Governm...t-Fraudulently This means that a very populous county would not have either the ballot and since the rules require participation by each county then both democrats would not have been on the state ballots. So Hillary or Barack legally on the ballot or not. If neither was then shouldn't I hear some outcry on the part of those who claim to be fair, honest, and believe in the rules. Originally Posted by JD BarleycornHey JD, did you just see Judge Jeanine? The first 8 minutes. WOW...watch it later tonight if not.
So Hillary or Barack legally on the ballot or not. If neither was then shouldn't I hear some outcry on the part of those who claim to be fair, honest, and believe in the rules. Originally Posted by JD BarleycornWhen you show proof they were on the ballot illegally, that proof being accepted by the election boards or legal authorities with juristiction over the case, that's when you will hear a response or outcry from me concerning this subject.
In a raid on Mr. Jefferson’s Washington-area home in August 2005, federal agents found $90,000 neatly wrapped in aluminum foil in a freezer. Prosecutors said the money was from Kentucky business interests and was supposed to be a bribe for a high Nigerian official, who later denied being part of any scheme.
William J. Jefferson. a Louisiana Democrat congresscritter most certainly has conviction.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/14/us...jefferson.html
Still one of my favorites Originally Posted by Chica Chaser