CDR: Re: Courts interfering with election

Tim May tcmay at got.net
Tue Nov 7 19:50:08 PST 2000


At 10:07 PM -0500 11/7/00, George at orwellian.org wrote:
>TimMay Moroned:
>#    And what is wrong with simply closing the lines at the closing time.
>#    Put a cop or other official at the end of the line and say: "You
>#    arrived at 8:01. Polls are closed. Everyone ahead of you will be
>#    allowed in to vote, but you are too late."
>
>Why, that's already been answered.
>
>See text about woman who tried to vote all day,
>starting at 10AM.
>
>Any more questions?

"Asked and answered."

Nearly 80 million people have already voted today, without incident.

That this woman Takikawaladan Shakiradon _claims_ to have been turned 
away at 10 a.m. has nothing to do with extending hours in St. Louis.

If in her crack haze she went to the wrong place, or had never 
registered at all, or was registered under the name she uses on her 
_other_ welfare claim, does anyone really think that she'll somehow 
be voting between when the polls _would have closed_ and whenever 
they eventually do?

Get real.


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