I wasn't even paying attention to that post. Bussing people is voter fraud? This is how you know they have no idea how politics work (or how words work, because that is a very strange definition of fraud).
Defending Souls to the Polls has even been upheld in Court in several states since the judges know minorities like to carpool after Church and they're the most affected by cutting Sunday voting. Oops.
Sunday voting has been upheld for a reason. If it was illegal, Team Hill would be in trouble after announcing this: In Virginia, Iowa, Florida, Nevada and North Carolina, Clinton campaign organizers will descend upon Latino churches and encourage parishioners to register to vote during “Domingos de Acción” — Sundays of action. They will also encourage the faithful to vote early, organizing carpools to in-person voting sites in the coming weeks. The campaign plans to deploy its surrogates to fan out to Latino churches as well.
The program seeks to replicate the success of “Souls to the Polls” — a program among African-American churches that organizes buses to take parishioners to the polls after church services in states that allow early voting. A greater share of black voters cast their ballots via early in-person voting than any other ethnic group.
If it's all arranged in advance I don't see what's wrong and I also don't see what's wrong with initiatives which help to increase voter engagement and to overcome barriers that get in the way of them voting in the first place.
Sunday voting has been upheld for a reason. If it was illegal, Team Hill would be in trouble after announcing this: In Virginia, Iowa, Florida, Nevada and North Carolina, Clinton campaign organizers will descend upon Latino churches and encourage parishioners to register to vote during “Domingos de Acción” — Sundays of action. They will also encourage the faithful to vote early, organizing carpools to in-person voting sites in the coming weeks. The campaign plans to deploy its surrogates to fan out to Latino churches as well.
The program seeks to replicate the success of “Souls to the Polls” — a program among African-American churches that organizes buses to take parishioners to the polls after church services in states that allow early voting. A greater share of black voters cast their ballots via early in-person voting than any other ethnic group.
Isn't it supposed to be a non-partisan process in order for it to be legal?
I'm sure it's just your average local with a van/bus, probably the church's. Team Hill just rang someone up and said do you have a car? I doubt they would deny a visible Trumpster in the parking lot a ride after service.
not a chance in hell. With the Gays, abortion, social and economically progressive agendas the Mormons would never.
Mormons don't have a specific stance on any of that except gay marriage, and I think they'd be willing to overlook that for Trump. But maybe not this time
I'm sure it's just your average local with a van/bus, probably the church's. Team Hill rang someone up and said do you have a car? I doubt they would deny a visible Trumpster in the parking lot a ride after service.
Well I hope so. I don't want any complaints. Minorities will vote Hillary anyway so there's no need for any subconscious propaganda.
And GOPers have some nerve to complain about voter fraud and minorities considering what they did to Al Gore in Florida.
I'm sure it's just your average local with a van/bus, probably the church's. Team Hill rang someone up and said do you have a car? I doubt they would deny a visible Trumpster a ride after service.
They also provide some generic buses that will take churchgoers to vote. It's not like the HRC campaign has a fleet of Hillary party buses.
And no, they aren't allowed to deny you a spot if you want to get on - they aren't even going to ask you who you're voting for.
I'm dying at the thought of people thinking that Hillary just has a bus of people voting at location to location like a political cruise ship.
Well I hope so. I don't want any complaints. Minorities will vote Hillary anyway so there's no need for any subconscious propaganda.
And GOPers have some nerve to complain about voter fraud and minorities considering what they did to Al Gore in Florida.
CNN recently aired a special on the losers of the elections throughout time and ooh boy
The fact he conceded at first, but then the country waited for days on a recount. I actually remember my teacher listening to the radio with Gore proclaiming: We're not stopping until every vote is counted!
That New Hampshire Senate seat has me stressing. Hopefully Ayotte's flub on Trump being a good role model, her un-endorsement and his twitter meltdown helps Hassan
This is so funny to me watching a millionaire/billionaire[? plz] spreading olives on his sandwich idk why its so funny to me. i think this is the nicest i've ever seen him.
I was looking up the candidates favorite foods lol
Hillarys: "Red Rooster in Harlem) to hardcore carnivore cuisine (Dinosaur Bar-B-Que in Syracuse, Charlie the Butcher’s in Buffalo) to veggie burgers (Hillstone in Manhattan)"
and she likes hot peppers.
Trump: "I scrape the toppings off my pizza — I never eat the dough."
This is how you know they have no idea how politics work (or how words work, because that is a very strange definition of fraud).
With the Gays, abortion, social and economically progressive agendas the Mormons would never.
