1 What's the controversy here?

2 Hmmm.  Speaking of unruly Democrats, you'll be pleased to hear that conservative luminary David Frum is begging Cahrles Jackson to return to the fold.

3 Ohio University?  Never heard of it.

4 Wow, only 150 bucks for that seat? Al Franken got screwed.

5 As I have said before, I could no more disown the Athens College Democrats than I could disown ACORN.

6 This is why it was a travesty that those college kids who illegally registered to vote in Ohio for 2008 didn't get some actual jail time. We are far too lenient on vote rigging and electoral crimes, which is odd as the word "democracy" is one of the most abused words in the English language.

"if you bring a friend from 4th ward they are more then a friend, they're 5 bucks!"

LOL. Five bucks? Those are some pretty cheap friends the Dems have. Of course, that's no surprise. Sociopaths don't value "friendship" too highly. Five bucks is five bucks, after all. "Friends" are a dime a dozen. Dem voting "friends" are $60 a dozen.

7 Yes, but can they get me a house for my sorority prostitutes.

8 Sounds like a couple of future Jack Abramoffs.

All these college kids need to do now is board that gravy train to Honduras to take the side of Manual Zelaya.

9 http://tinyurl.com/y9btzny

Here's Kellie's (pretty sure) Facebook page.  I'd hit it, but I'd feel bad after doing it...yeah right. 

10 she's no Tricorner hat Babe

11

Wait a minute.  I have a thot.

It's always... something.  It's always, um ....  Oh, yeah!  It's always Democrats involved in voter fraud.  Yeah, that's it.

I beat the NYT to that tidbit!  Must credit Porkins.  I'm sure the expose' will be out soon.

12 This is what happens with "any means to an end" type of thinking. You become that which you abhor.

13 11 she's no Tricorner hat Babe

Posted by: eddiebear at December 01, 2009 05:18 PM (wnU1W)

Few are, eddiebear!eleventy!

14
We really need to crank-up the penalties for election fraud.

If the penalties stay as lax as they are, then I'm tempted to get some action for myself.

15 Here's Kellie's (pretty sure) Facebook page.  I'd hit it, but I'd feel bad after doing it...yeah right. 

Posted by: billygoat at December 01, 2009 05:17 PM (DrB2V)

--A fan of both 0bama and Kathy Griffin.

Say no more.

16 Frum and Charles are two of a kind: "If you don't let ME make the rules, I don't want to play with you!"

17 Corrupt Democrats?

Hmmm....

No sir, I don't like 'em.

18 @13 rawmuse

You become that which you abhor.

Heh.  A year ago, I *did* abhor the idea of tampering with elections.  I've since been radicalized.

There is no damned reason why any lefty should have a say in anything that affects my life.  I'll stay within the law so long as I have something to lose if I'm caught, but it isn't a moral question for me anymore.

19

We’ve got young people, students, not judicious… who are following the lead of a licensed professional, an adult,” said special prosecutor Dave Yost. “To the extent that there’s culpability, we don’t think it rests with the students.” He added that the College Dems have cooperated in his investigation.

*BLINK*...yer effing kidding me, right? They won't be prosecuted for violating election law because they're students and not judicious?

So, all the yoots have to do is plead ignorance of the law.

Talk about carte blanche.

20

I can't think of a non-violent crime that's more heinous than vote fraud. Vote fraud nullifies the votes of others. if I may be so bold, may I say that it actually DISENFRANCHISES people of their vote. Disenfranchises them much more directly and brazenly than the bullshit disenfranchisement the left accused Republicans of in Florida in the 2000 election.

If having your vote stolen doesn't piss you off, then you clearly don't give a shit about one of your most sacred rights as a citizen.

I would hammer these fuckers and send a clear message to anyone else trying it. Of course Democrats won't support any harsh penalties because this is their life blood. Batsards.

And they're bastards too.

21 The only point of elections is to prevent us from tearing each other apart, limb from limb. The consent of the governed is that which is fraying at the seams presently. I include myself in that group.

22 @21 LGoPs

Vote fraud nullifies the votes of others. if I may be so bold, may I say that it actually DISENFRANCHISES people of their vote.

And, what exactly is wrong with DISENFRANCHISING a lefty?  Nothing.  They deserve no voice.

23 You can dork me anytime...anyplace...even in the squeakhole

24 @22 rawmuse

The only point of elections is to prevent us from tearing each other apart, limb from limb.

It works only so long as our laws are observed.  While being forced to obsess over the obvious things like election fraud and voter intimidation, the looters have taken the helm and are tearing us limb from limb.

It's just a matter of time before they have to escalate from using the threat of force to using force itself.

25 And, what exactly is wrong with DISENFRANCHISING a lefty?  Nothing.  They deserve no voice.

Posted by: MikeO at December 01, 2009 05:29 PM (Ce+tv)

I have zero sympathy for leftards. That having been said if we start cheating and they start cheating then the whole process just degenerates into one big goat fuck. Easier IMO to monitor for fraud and hammer the shit out of it when found. 

26 “We’ve got young people, students, not judicious… who are following the lead of a licensed professional, an adult,” said special prosecutor Dave Yost.


Uhhh, correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't most college students over 18, and therefore, adults?

I'm assuming that Ignorantia juris non excusat no longer applies in Ohio.

27 @26 LGoPs

I have zero sympathy for leftards. That having been said if we start cheating and they start cheating then the whole process just degenerates into one big goat fuck.

Once one side starts cheating, then it has already become one big goat fuck.

28 @26 LGoPs

Easier IMO to monitor for fraud and hammer the shit out of it when found.

And another thing:  I don't recall ever hearing about any hammers swinging over stuff like this.  We need to get Anka on this.

29

OU is a glittering turd of progressiveness nestled in the foothills of Appalachia. I've been there many times and the level of moonbattery there is mindbending.

A few years ago they experimented with Anarchy and provided community bicycles for everyone to use. A bunch of smartasses threw the bicycles in the river and the Anarchists called the police, ironically enough.

They throw one hell of a Halloween party, tho!

30 Once one side starts cheating, then it has already become one big goat fuck.

Posted by: MikeO at December 01, 2009 05:35 PM (Ce+tv)

You've got me there.

31 I'm assuming that Ignorantia juris non excusat no longer applies in Ohio.

Posted by: IllTemperedCur at December 01, 2009 05:33 PM (l1Wlr)

That went by the wayside around the same time that the courts changed from caveat emptor to caveat vendor, for the sole purpose of providing insane and outrageous judgments for excursions into stupidity on the part of consumers. At least the courts are consistent in their drive to hold no one accountable, except for those with deep pockets.

32 Is it just me or does the term "cheating democrats" strike you as redundant too?

33 "Easier IMO to monitor for fraud and hammer the shit out of it when found. "

And when it is found and nothing is done . . . then?  Go John Galt?  Move to another country?  You get people disenfranchised and then fraud is no longer needed.

 This is easy to stop, you show up to vote with ID, if you can't make it on election day you get your butt down to a county office.  Now you can still play some games, but your options are limited and it is much harder to get away with fraud and this is the favorite way to stuff the ballot box.

34 "if you bring a friend from 4th ward they are more then a friend, they're 5 bucks!"

Love that OU edumacation; most of them have their brains fried from too much partying assuming they had a brain to begin with.  Btw, they're the reason that Ahia State football players often emphasize that they're from THE Ohio State university because of a recent dust-up as to which school got to claim that moniker.

35

Yes, let's keep the Voting Rights Act only for the southern states.

Sheesh.

36 The list of things that outrage me more than voter fraud is pretty short. I live in a place where they found unopened boxes of ballots floating in the bay. I was livid, really, to the point of violence. I did not commit violence, but seriously, I was thinking of finding the elections supervisor, and choking her with my bare hands. And I certainly would go to prison for the rest of my life and it would all be worth it for that one moment when her trachea was under my thumbs. In effigy, of course.

37 Check out Kellie's Facebook and leave her a nice message. So, Kellie, they're paying you $5.00 a pop to fix erections in Athens.

38 @31 LGoPs

I apologize for my tone.  Believe me, the nastiness was meant mostly for myself.

*I* am the apostate regarding the sanctity of electoral integrity in our form of representative government.  My argument is this:  The integrity is already lost.  It won't fix itself.

If we cannot tighten the rules and institute hard penalties for cheating, then the contract is null and void.  If we continue to slide, then we will probably get to "one man, one vote, one time" within the next couple of decades.

39

Posted by: Captain Hate at December 01, 2009 05:52 PM (2Uu3I)

They got first dibs on all that sweet Meig's County Gold! The entire campus is full of hippie freaks. All the local kids either go to Ohio State or Hocking College.

40 Yes, let's keep the Voting Rights Act only for the southern states.

Winner. /thread

41

In a quite ironic twist of...erm, irony...I revealed my Ohio University alumnus status a mere two threads ago.

I was in the College Republicans, and fully recall [a whole three years back, wow] that the College Dems were as scummy as they appear in this account.  Bastards would spy on us as we put up our flyers and sidewalk chalk and whatnot about meetings and events, and then they'd tear them down and wash off the chalk in the middle of the night.  Some of us went to sleep at night, 'cause some of us went to...you know...class instead of eating burrittos and riding unicycles at College Gate while blasting Dave Matthews all day.  Damn hippies.  They truly were everywhere.  I can't tell you how much anti-Bush crap I saw everywhere, and I also can't tell you how GRATEFUL I am that I was out of there before Obama's campaign.  Oy, what a nightmare. 

I majored in Political Communication.  Met some real crazies in class.  Just heard from one of them today, actually: he's working in DC, still batshit loony, go figure.

42

They throw one hell of a Halloween party, tho!

Tell me you saw the guy dressed as a wang, and his three friends walking w/ him, dressed as herpes?  He was a staple.

43

@39 MikeO

No problem Mike. There are few things that I am more passionate about than the integrity of my vote. My wife and I refuse to use Absentee Ballots. I figure that if the bastards are going to steal my vote, I'm going to make them work for it and do it to my face. I also show my ID, which is not required where I live, but I still make the point to the register checkers that they should be interested in knowing and verifying who I am.

Vote fraud probably comes as close as anything to making me consider violence. That's how important the issue is to me. I certainly agree with and understand your tone.

44

Tell me you saw the guy dressed as a wang, and his three friends walking w/ him, dressed as herpes?  He was a staple.

Are you talking about this past Halloween? Last time I was there for Halloween was 2001.

45 So if the innocent younguns shouldn't bear any responsibility, I can't think of any better reason to raise the voting age.

46

Tell me you saw the guy dressed as a wang, and his three friends walking w/ him, dressed as herpes?  He was a staple.

Wait. Was he a wang or a staple?

Seriously -- you don't want to confuse those two. Ever. Really. Trust me on this.

47 Those kids ought to be charged, too.  I don't think the statutes say, "If you're over the age of 23 and offer bribes for votes, you're in trouble" or "It shall be a violation of this act for anyone not enrolled in and attending school to offer bribes for votes."  I suspect that it's a violation of law no matter who you are or how old you are.  Letting them escape punishment is just another episode in the continuing saga of "Personal Responsibility Is a Fucking Joke in the US."  Is the prosecutor a Dem?

48

Are you talking about this past Halloween? Last time I was there for Halloween was 2001.

I was there from 02-06; saw him on two H'weens.  Then there were the bowling pins and their friend the bowling ball, and they'd tumble down Jefferson and Morton Hills.  That was great, too.  Halloween was fun, but also annoying to live there that weekend--too many new rules and regulations and incidents and crap.

49

Seriously -- you don't want to confuse those two. Ever. Really. Trust me on this

Lolz.  Sounds like the voice of experience there...

50 Athens County Prosecutor Dave Warren, a Democrat, said at the time the investigation was launched, “I think it smells like the Democrats are trying to buy an election.”
*       *        *
Presently, no members of the College Democrats have been indicted in the vote bounty scheme, likely attributable to the logistical and public relations nightmare in trying dozens of co-eds with voter fraud.

Who'd have thunk? Really?  A DEM refusing to prosecute Dems? Because it's too HARD?  Awwwww, man, I'll bet that was in his job description - "Duties: Prosecution of all violations of Ohio State Law, except when it's going to be hard."

51

WeÂ’ve got young people, students, not judiciousÂ… who are following the lead of a licensed professional, an adult

We've got 18 yr olds serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. These punks wanna play adult games, then they can take the consequences.

BTW, I'm a graduate of OU. Loved the campus, hated the political atmosphere.

I remember protesting Hillary when she came to campaign for Bill in '92 when some crazy old man came up and started screaming that I was a Nazi.

He was a little too close for my liking, and I came damned close to beating the shit out of him.

After he left, my brother looked at me and said, "That guy is a history professor here. No shit."

That's OU for ya.

52 Hmmm, well it sure seems that Kellie is being taught a lesson.  Of course, the lesson is that even if you're caught rigging an election you can get away with it.  I'm all in favour of giving someone a break but this person is an adult.  She's in university so one presumes that she understands that you're not supposed to buy votes with cash (real polititions use stimulus programs unless it's Chicago then it's bats and cash).  While I don't think she should get the book thrown at her she should get charged with something.  The special prosecuter needs to smacked with a rolled up newspaper.

53 The college should do ethics reviews on the students and throw them out.

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