Daily Archives: October 14, 2008
Talking About “Voter Fraud”
Posted on October 14, 2008 147 Comments
In the comment thread to the last post, Whatever commenter JJS has practical things to say about voter fraud and decertification, which I am am reposting wholly now to give them bigger play: The problem with voter fraud and “decertifying” first time registered voters is that if any charge of either of these is made, […]
One President at a Time
Posted on October 14, 2008 113 Comments
Via Instapundit, I found this, from Rick Moran, on the matter of what the proper response should be if the “other guy” (in his case, Obama) wins the election: You can talk about “voter fraud” and “stealing elections” all you want but the fact remains that if Obama is certified by the electoral college and […]
The Big Idea: Matthew Stover
Posted on October 14, 2008 33 Comments
Here’s why I know that “handselling” — the act of someone saying to you “Dude, you have to buy this book” and then putting the book into your hands — actually works: A couple years ago, when I did an appearance at the Joseph-Beth bookstore in Cincinnati, the science fiction buyer for the store and […]
In the US, 2020 is likely to be the most significant election in a generation. If you're an adult US citizen it's important that you (yes, you) register to vote and then vote by November 3, 2020. Several states are purging voters from their rolls, and efforts are being made to make voting by mail unreliable. It's important also to check your registration, and to have a plan to vote early. Don't let anyone take your right to vote!
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