Arizona Republican lawmakers join GOP efforts to target voting, with nearly two dozen restrictive vo
Source: CNN
Rep. John Kavanagh, a Fountain Hills Republican who chairs the Government and Elections Committee that advanced Ugenti-Rita's measure on a party-line vote Wednesday, said GOP lawmakers are concerned about what happens to ballots automatically sent to people who have moved or have died.
He acknowledged that the concerns about those ballots being cast fraudulently are "anecdotal, because obviously if nobody's there and they throw it away, you wouldn't know. And if nobody's there and they vote it and do a good duplicate of the signature, you wouldn't know."
"There's a fundamental difference between Democrats and Republicans," Kavanagh said. "Democrats value as many people as possible voting, and they're willing to risk fraud. Republicans are more concerned about fraud, so we don't mind putting security measures in that won't let everybody vote -- but everybody shouldn't be voting."
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"Everybody shouldn't be voting"
That means us.
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Certainly if this is happening in any sort of volume, you'd see at least a decent % of them coming in with totally wrong signatures?
OR you'd have a stack of the ballot envelopes that you can prove that the person wasn't alive on the date that's signed on the envelope?
You got any of EITHER of those examples? Or are we just supposed to (conveniently) believe that EVERYONE who casts fraudulent ballots a) knows what the signature looks like, b) is capable of forging it well, and c) knew when the person died, such that they could send in the ballot of said dead person, and not worry about possibly getting caught?
Or hey, you got any CONVICTIONS on people for doing what your saying that people do?
You got ANYTHING but a pile of fucking made-up BULLSHIT, John?
Man I hate these people 
