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There is NO voter fraud from Israel, sorry republicans.

Here are the relevant facts:

1) on the back of the ballot, it says, "Please make every effort
possible to get your ballot post marked by the deadline . If you are
unable to do so, but do get your ballot IN by the receiving deadline,
your votes will be counted"

2) The state department sent letters to American citizens in Israel,
saying that due to the increased violence, they are urged to avoid
crowded public places at all costs.

3) A Post Office is a crowded public place.

So, folks, it is a LOOPHOLE, not FRAUD.

If you want that changed, then you HAVE to be for this whole election
matter going to the FL supreme court.  They are the law makers in that
state.  They are first in line.  If you want this resolved, then let
them do it.

See you!

James Hepler


Gary James wrote:
> 
> Geoffrey Gass wrote:
> >
> > Karl Denninger <karl@FS.Denninger.net> wrote:
> > >The issue here is intent; a person who moves overseas with the intent of
> > >changing their residence to another nation, or who actually does so, has
> > >lost the right to register to vote in their former precinct, as they are no
> > >longer domiciled in that precinct.
> >
> > Sez you, not the law.
> 
> I know one Federal law that use to be on the books.  I can't swear that it
> still is.   But any American who voted in the election in another country
> forfeited his citizenship.  (this use to be looked upon as treason) So if
> any of these Jews have voted in Israel, they should be dropped as citizens
> of this country.
> 
> Might be profitable if the Republicans looked into this.  Of course the
> Hebrew is generally exempt from any law he does not like. Due to his
> suffering and all.
> 
> Gary James

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