Obama was on Indiana Primary Ballot by Fraud

[TexasGal]

A conviction of felony election fraud has been won in a case that should be on all the networks--but isn't. Obama was on the primary Presidential ticket in Indiana in 2008 with Hillary Clinton by FRAUD. One wonders if this had not happened if things would have turned out differently. The big question is just how much more of this happened elsewhere.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04 ... ion-fraud/

[gthaustex]

This should not really surprise anyone, given the number of reports out there of people voting multiple times and other irregularities.....

[K.Mooneyham]

Oh, but to hear the liberal-progressives tell it, there is no voter fraud, it's just a bunch of mean conservatives trying to deprive folks (read: Democrats) of their voting rights.

As for me, I wish we could get a do-over on the whole thing!

[The Annoyed Man]

A conviction of felony election fraud has been won in a case that should be on all the networks--but isn't. Obama was on the primary Presidential ticket in Indiana in 1980 with Hillary Clinton by FRAUD. One wonders if this had not happened if things would have turned out differently. The big question is just how much more of this happened elsewhere.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04 ... ion-fraud/

Are you sure it was in 1980?

[jayinsat]

A conviction of felony election fraud has been won in a case that should be on all the networks--but isn't. Obama was on the primary Presidential ticket in Indiana in 1980 with Hillary Clinton by FRAUD. One wonders if this had not happened if things would have turned out differently. The big question is just how much more of this happened elsewhere.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04 ... ion-fraud/

Are you sure it was in 1980?

I wasn't even gonna read this post until I saw the 1980 date.

[gthaustex]

Oh, but to hear the liberal-progressives tell it, there is no voter fraud, it's just a bunch of mean conservatives trying to deprive folks (read: Democrats) of their voting rights.

As for me, I wish we could get a do-over on the whole thing!

They must have missed the poll worker in Ohio who gladly and proudly admitted to voting multiple times.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02 ... six-times/

[TexasGal]

What can I say, 1980 was just yesterday to me! I fixed it. Maybe its because it just feels like we've been dealing with this administration that long.

[sjfcontrol]

What can I say, 1980 was just yesterday to me! I fixed it. Maybe its because it just feels like we've been dealing with this administration that long.

If that had been the case, youd've said 1890.

[C-dub]

Maybe they don't think that anything the democrats accomplish by means of fraud is newsworthy or surprising. Frankly, I see their point. I would be much more amazed to find out they have accomplished anything by honest means. That might make the news.

[VMI77]

A conviction of felony election fraud has been won in a case that should be on all the networks--but isn't. Obama was on the primary Presidential ticket in Indiana in 2008 with Hillary Clinton by FRAUD. One wonders if this had not happened if things would have turned out differently. The big question is just how much more of this happened elsewhere.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04 ... ion-fraud/

If the country was still under the rule of law Obama would never have gotten out of Chicago without going to prison --he certainly wouldn't be president. And we wouldn't have 46 openly Treasonous Senators still infesting the US Senate. In an episode of The Unit, the CO's wife says there isn't one law for the rich and another law for everyone else --there is no law for the rich. She pegged it, if you're rich and politically connected you can do anything you want, especially if you're of a certain "liberal" political persuasion. Obama is untouchable. He could be televised killing a child and get away with it.

[JALLEN]

A conviction of felony election fraud has been won in a case that should be on all the networks--but isn't. Obama was on the primary Presidential ticket in Indiana in 2008 with Hillary Clinton by FRAUD. One wonders if this had not happened if things would have turned out differently. The big question is just how much more of this happened elsewhere.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04 ... ion-fraud/

If the country was still under the rule of law Obama would never have gotten out of Chicago without going to prison --he certainly wouldn't be president. And we wouldn't have 46 openly Treasonous Senators still infesting the US Senate. In an episode of The Unit, the CO's wife says there isn't one law for the rich and another law for everyone else --there is no law for the rich. She pegged it, if you're rich and politically connected you can do anything you want, especially if you're of a certain "liberal" political persuasion. Obama is untouchable. He could be televised killing a child and get away with it.

Well, that's a bit exaggerated. It may seem that way, but if it were really that way, the Annual Dinner of the Ohio Ex-Governors Association would not be held in a wing of the state pen. We couldn't stand to live in a society where EVERY criminal got caught.

If Abe Fortas had not been able to play the 5th Circuit back in 1948, we might not have heard of Lyndon Johnson. If Richard Nixon hadn't been caught acting like a Democrat, Gerald Ford would have remained a prominent but highly regarded Congressman, and Jimmy Carter would be an obscure ex-Governor instead of on the platform with El Diablo.

Almost makes it sound like an episode of Star Trek or something.

Edit.... I meant to say Illinois ex-governors, of course. I got carried away, sorry!

[VMI77]

A conviction of felony election fraud has been won in a case that should be on all the networks--but isn't. Obama was on the primary Presidential ticket in Indiana in 2008 with Hillary Clinton by FRAUD. One wonders if this had not happened if things would have turned out differently. The big question is just how much more of this happened elsewhere.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04 ... ion-fraud/

If the country was still under the rule of law Obama would never have gotten out of Chicago without going to prison --he certainly wouldn't be president. And we wouldn't have 46 openly Treasonous Senators still infesting the US Senate. In an episode of The Unit, the CO's wife says there isn't one law for the rich and another law for everyone else --there is no law for the rich. She pegged it, if you're rich and politically connected you can do anything you want, especially if you're of a certain "liberal" political persuasion. Obama is untouchable. He could be televised killing a child and get away with it.

Well, that's a bit exaggerated. It may seem that way, but if it were really that way, the Annual Dinner of the Ohio Ex-Governors Association would not be held in a wing of the state pen. We couldn't stand to live in a society where EVERY criminal got caught.

If Abe Fortas had not been able to play the 5th Circuit back in 1948, we might not have heard of Lyndon Johnson. If Richard Nixon hadn't been caught acting like a Democrat, Gerald Ford would have remained a prominent but highly regarded Congressman, and Jimmy Carter would be an obscure ex-Governor instead of on the platform with El Diablo.

Almost makes it sound like an episode of Star Trek or something.

I'm more familiar with some of those cases than others but you're really reaching back. After all, Nixon's crimes were feeble by comparison with the crimes in this administration, and some of his administration ended up in prison, with him having to resign. Holder makes John Mitchell look like a Boy Scout, and Mitchell went to prison, Holder hasn't been and won't be even indicted. Also, Nixon didn't have a complicit MSM. This administration wantonly violates the law without consequences and the MSM facilitate his crimes because they share his agenda.

My first inclination was to agree about my comment being a big exaggerated, but as I think about it, I"m not sure that it is. Yeah, an occasional outsider or troublemaker is sacrificed to the pretense of law and order but it's pretty rare. Sometimes something leaks out and the stink is so rank someone at a lower level finally moves to do something about it --let's not forget how Penn State officials covered for a pedophile for many years, including their supposedly stalwart coach, just to protect a college football program. People will do and excuse anything for money and power. The Taibbi piece is talking about rampant pervasive corruption with no consequences.

Do you think my claim about The One is exaggerated? You don't think he could kill a child on television and get away with it? Who would do anything about it? Holder? The Republicans? Most of the country wouldn't even believe he did it even though they saw it happen. The administration would say that the "Iranians" or "Chinese" or someone else made a fake video to discredit the President and the US, and hacked into a live broadcast. The Obamabots would accept this without any further questions, including most of the MSM. The Democrats would stand behind their guy with very few exceptions, as would Republicans like McCain and the supposedly Republican governor of New Jersey. Anyone who tried to expose the truth would be ridiculed and the media would label them racist. The NRA might even be accused of a vicious attack on our glorious leader with a spurious racist video. Anyone who disagreed would be accused of siding with terrorists. And anyway, his administration has already gotten away with murder; it just wasn't televised.

[JALLEN]

I was being somewhat sardonic, I suppose, but let's look at your assertions:

If the country was still under the rule of law Obama would never have gotten out of Chicago without going to prison --he certainly wouldn't be president.

Maybe. What "crime" was he guilty of pre-President? Getting Jack Ryans' divorce records unsealed? Arguing in court for sub prime loan extortion as a community organizer?

And we wouldn't have 46 openly Treasonous Senators still infesting the US Senate.

Ahh, no. This is undoubtedly exaggerated. You must be referring to some vote that you disagree with. Voting the wrong way is not generally regarded as treason by most rational observers. Voting for a law that is later held to be unconstitutional is not treason. This is a statement of political opposition, at most.

In an episode of The Unit, the CO's wife says there isn't one law for the rich and another law for everyone else --there is no law for the rich.

This must be from a TV show or something, making it fiction. If it were actually true, those governors from Illinois wouldn't be in prison, but they are.

if you're rich and politically connected you can do anything you want, especially if you're of a certain "liberal" political persuasion.

This is certainly an exaggeration. Lots of rich liberals get convicted. Alcee Hastings was impeached and removed from office as a judge for taking a bribe. He missed a criminal conviction because the bribe'or took the 5th and refused to testify, and don't forget those governors.

Obama is untouchable. He could be televised killing a child and get away with it.

Hyperbole, most certainly. Look at Nixon. The career prosecutors at DOJ kept on going, and got convictions of the key players. Nixon would have been convicted but for the pardon by Gerald Ford. We may debate whether Ford was smart to do this, but whether he had the power to do so is undoubted.

Conventional wisdom is those two police beat reporters at WaPo caused Nixon's downfall. Baloney! They just got the publicity. The prosecutors were doing their job, made the cases, got Mitchell, Dean, Haldeman, Erlichman and the others because of sound prosecutorial tactics, not because the names were in the papers.

Hopefully, we will never have to find out whether you are literally right. Obama enjoys a certain freedom of action to get away with a lot, including having a Vice President that the thought of him as President would make most Americans wake up screaming in the middle of the night, and a comfortable position in the Senate. I wonder about Benghazi, though. There may be a lot more "stuff" there than one fan can handle.

[TexasGal]

There may be a lot more "stuff" there than one fan can handle.

Pretty much describes the entire Democratic Party