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I would say 308, 30-06, 270Win, 30-30 and the great 243 all using Cor-Lok

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Stop responding to this Dimtard troll, he ain't worth the effort.

“I’m not smart enough to counter his argument so I’ll just call him a dimtard”

You guys can argue about it but this legislation is going nowhere. Red states will enact/uphold stringent voting laws, swing states will all depend on who is in power at the time, and blue states will let anyone with a pulse vote. Just how it’s going to be. If the Republicans can’t find the ability to pass legislation that is supported by 3/4 of the population while they have the house, judiciary, and presidency, then there is no point in hoping for change.

do you believe that the Bible is the Word of God

I think a pulse is optional.

If your wife is already registered to vote, why would she have to requalify? Here in Louisiana if you’re already registered to vote, you don’t have to do anything. Just show your ID like it has always been. Is it an Alabama thing?

Correct. Dead democrats have been voting in Alabama for the last 100+ years.

That should be good news to a handful on here.

I missed that early this morning between getting cups of coffee. You can let it go now

Which begs the question. Why doesn’t the state do something about it? This issue is the only one that I think my current state, actually has a better grasp on than most other states. Our voter roles get purged on the regular.

Is there any proof of these dead voters? I tried to Google it. What I’ve found so far

https://www.jacksonville.com/story/...ters-bused-alabama-election/15362776007/
Research showed many cases of alleged voter fraud in Alabama came from satirical websites with made up facts.

https://ballotpedia.org/Votes_cast_in_the_names_of_deceased_people

“ The Heritage Foundation's Voter Fraud Database contained, as of December 2019, 19 cases since 1997 in which one or more individuals were found to have voted or attempted to vote in the name of a deceased voter. Cases of both in-person and absentee fraud were documented. Heritage states that its database contains a sampling of "election fraud cases from across the country, broken down by state, where individuals were either convicted of vote fraud, or where a judge overturned the results of an election."[5]

Oh wow, 19.. definitely swung some elections. Doesn’t say the parties of the accused.”


https://www.congress.gov/116/meeting/house/108824/documents/HHRG-116-JU00-20190129-SD020.pdf

I see some cases here for Alabama. Quick scan shows most of those found and convicted were the candidates themselves trying to swing their election. I didn’t check the parties they ran on, for lack of time. A few impersonations but nothing about any dead people.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/alabama-doug-jones-ballots/

Snopes affirm that the “12000 dead democrats” story ran on fake, clickbait websites with satirical disclaimers

“ Both of these reports were false. They were nothing more than fabrications originating with two web sites belonging to a network of clickbait fake news outlets, bearing identical disclaimers identifying their content as fiction:

Everything on this website is fiction. It is not a lie and it is not fake news because it is not real. If you believe that it is real, you should have your head examined. Any similarities between this site's pure fantasy and actual people, places, and events are purely coincidental and all images should be considered altered and satirical.”


I literally just can’t find any source for this argument at all. I can say my search, especially the congressional document, affirms to me that most voter fraud will be committed by someone in the back room rather than voters themselves.

Dude, dead folks have been voting in Alabama elections since the late 1800's. The Democrat party controlled Alabama up until the 90's. The country made fun of us because were like California is today with Democrat voter fraud. News stories about it have been buried as standard practice for decades. I know people who would joke about doing it. I'm related to some of them. If you grew up in Montgomery working as a page on 11 Union Street in the 80's like I did you would know. Dead people voting was normal business back then. I overheard many politicians laughing and joking about how they found the votes needed. They found the names on headstones and paid folks to go vote accordingly.
George Wallace kept a register of the recently dead and the districts they lived in his office. He would give the lists to the campaign managers of his preferred candidates.