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[RallyMo]

Also, based on what I've seen here, I'm not having any of you do my homework.

[gotbeer]

8 hours ago, RallyMo said:

Also, based on what I've seen here, I'm not having any of you do my homework.

But but, I even double checked on Yahoo if the answer was correct.  And they said yes, Vladimir Putin is president of the United States.

[Rico]

What did Ask Jeeves say?

[Glen]

I found a HuffPo link but I figured that was worse. I have neither the time nor the inclination to go beyond two links on a Google search.

[nate]

 

[Blarg]

So congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee (sounds like a daughter of the confederacy) shows up last minute and has a first class passenger bumped from her seat and then claims she did nothing wrong and the woman she bumped is a racist because she complained. Of course this envolves those fine people at United Airlines.

Nice work Texas, putting a real representative for the people in Congress. 

https://nypost.com/2017/12/26/congresswoman-who-bumped-passenger-from-flight-plays-the-race-card/amp/

Edited December 27, 2017 by Blarg

[Amazing Larry]

"Public Servants"

[Tank]

the congresswoman of peace.

[Glen]

https://www.georgiademocrat.org/2017/10/ga-secretary-of-state-scandal-worsens-elections-server-wiped/

 

Any of you voter ID people concerned about this?

[Thomas]

17 minutes ago, Glen said:

https://www.georgiademocrat.org/2017/10/ga-secretary-of-state-scandal-worsens-elections-server-wiped/

 

Any of you voter ID people concerned about this?

Honestly this is the only real reason why I think voter IDs will be necessary.

[Glen]

8 minutes ago, Thomas said:

Honestly this is the only real reason why I think voter IDs will be necessary.

How will voter IDs prevent this?

[Thomas]

3 minutes ago, Glen said:

How will voter IDs prevent this?

A government issued ID with unique (likely a biometric found on government badges or similar) cryptographic key combined with a voter generated salt (passphrase) to allow the voter to verify voting integrity. 

[mtangelsfan]

46 minutes ago, Glen said:

https://www.georgiademocrat.org/2017/10/ga-secretary-of-state-scandal-worsens-elections-server-wiped/

 

Any of you voter ID people concerned about this?

Sounds suspect at best.  I do believe the feds should have the ability to set standards for voting processes in any election that sends anyone to DC.  I would think that same voting process would end up being used for all elections.

[Glen]

49 minutes ago, Thomas said:

A government issued ID with unique (likely a biometric found on government badges or similar) cryptographic key combined with a voter generated salt (passphrase) to allow the voter to verify voting integrity. 

That does nothing to fix our antiquated voting machines.

Problem is, whatever party is in power used the flawed system to get elected, therefore there's no impetus to correct the flaws.

[Thomas]

1 minute ago, Glen said:

That does nothing to fix our antiquated voting machines.

Problem is, whatever party is in power used the flawed system to get elected, therefore there's no impetus to correct the flaws.

Well yes, the current voting machines would be incompatible with a two factor authentication solution. The inherent motivations for a political party and external forces to game the vote is the very reason why these forms of protection are necessary. Let alone the social consequences of identity theft in every other aspect of life going forward. The very well being of the country's economy (and thus everything else) depends on dramatic improvement of identity verification. 

[Glen]

5 minutes ago, Thomas said:

The inherent motivations for a political party and external forces to game the vote is the very reason why these forms of protection are necessary.

And again, they're the same reasons why neither party is serious about making any changes.

"Hey, we just won an election. Now let's go fix the problems that may have led to us being elected."

[Thomas]

1 minute ago, Glen said:

And again, they're the same reasons why neither party is serious about making any changes.

"Hey, we just won an election. Now let's go fix the problems that may have led to us being elected."

This doesn't negate the need.

[Spirit]

9 minutes ago, Glen said:

And again, they're the same reasons why neither party is serious about making any changes.

 

 

Yup.  Both parties are the same.

 

 

[yvangelfan]

1 hour ago, Glen said:

That does nothing to fix our antiquated voting machines.

Problem is, whatever party is in power used the flawed system to get elected, therefore there's no impetus to correct the flaws.

I've never heard that theory. The party that's in power was fortunate to have older voting machines get them elected, so why fix 'em?

[Blarg]

Snowflakes still trying to make excuses for...

[Glen]

Are you calling Chili a snowflake too, since he agreed with me? And I never said anything about this having to do with Hillary. 

Hi, Brandon.

[Blarg]

New Mexico is a blue state. 

[Glen]

And hey @Blarg, thanks for bringing Hillary into it again. Your obsession is showing.

[Glen]

59 minutes ago, Blarg said:

New Mexico is a blue state. 

I asked a yes or no question.

[Blarg]

8 minutes ago, Glen said:

And hey @Blarg, thanks for bringing Hillary into it again. Your obsession is showing.

You are talking about the election so it's really you bringing it up again. I'm just participating in your topic of choice.