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Lauer's Sex Toy World <I.sc...@em.all> wrote:
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> On 12/4/2017 10:42 PM, Siri Cruise wrote:
> > Nothing forces a voter; they choose what will
> > influence them.
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http://heavy.com/news/2012/10/democrats-in-arkansas-tried-to-buy-votes-with-booze/
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> Have an apathetic electorate? One solution, VODKA FOR VOTES! The plan
> was to influence and an election in eastern Arkansas by having the
> voters, well, under the influence. The former Democratic Rep. Hudson
> Hallum who’s awaiting sentencing in the scandal, said today:
>
> I guess I always knew all along it was wrong, but I really didn’t think
> it was that big a deal, I always heard … that’s what everybody did.”
>
> Hallum, along with three other members of his staff, pleaded guilty on
> federal charges of conspiracy to commit election during the election
> that put him in office in 2011. In total, nine members of the local
> Democratic party have been charged in relation to the scheme.
>
>
http://www.bizpacreview.com/2014/09/02/fbi-nabs-texas-democrats-accused-of-using-cocaine-to-buy-votes-142843
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> The FBI is accusing Texas Democrats of using cocaine to buy votes and
> it’s all coming out in court.
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> Political chicanery and vote-buying in Texas are as old as the state
> itself, and the latest episode to come to light features purchasing
> votes with cocaine, marijuana, money, cigarettes and beer, an on-going
> FBI investigationhas uncovered.
Oh? Just Texas?
A Milwaukee television station, WISN-TV is reporting campaign
workers for Vice President Gore supplied homeless voters with
packs of cigarettes and then gave them rides so the voters could
pick up their absentee ballots in Milwaukee.
Alderwoman Leslie Hairston, whose Fifth Ward covered Chicago’s
South Shore and Hyde Park neighborhoods, was a good machine
politician. Though she herself was not up for reelection, she
too worried about turnout. To encourage voters, she offered
residents in her ward a chance to participate in a raffle for
gift cards from Walgreens, Starbucks, Potbelly, and other
places. Raffle “tickets” would be given out free to anyone who
voted in November. Hairston posted the raffle offer on Facebook
and other social media.
Illinois’s tight laws don’t seem to reduce reports of fraud any
more than in Louisiana, New York, and other states where elected
officials face jail time for abusing the public trust. Quinn,
who lost his reelection bid, became the fourth consecutive
governor to face a federal investigation for corruption.
A political scientist at the University of Illinois at Chicago
concluded, “The Chicago metropolitan region has been the most
corrupt area in the country since 1976,” in an obdurate race to
the bottom with Louisiana’s record. According to that 2012
study, Illinois is the third-most corrupt state in the union,
after New York and California.
In addition, four consecutive corrupt governors and nearly one-
third of Chicago’s one hundred alderpersons since 1973 have been
convicted of corruption, mostly involving bribes to influence
government decisions or for personal financial benefit. Yet
corruption is not a one-party party: the Republicans dominating
the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, and Mississippi have
had the highest number of corruption cases in the country in the
last four decades, when states are ranked by convictions of
public officials per capita. In contrast, Oregon, Washington
State, and Utah are the least corrupt.
Yeah, Washginton state is not corrupt. They just elect homo
pedo fags to public office.
> Veronica Saldivar and Belinda Solis, known as politiqueras, paid
> campaign workers, were each given $25 worth of cocaine, the campaign
> manager admitted, and told to buy votes with them. Their bond was set at
> $10,000 and if convicted, each could face five years in prison and a
> $10,000 fine.