Montana House Candidate Greg Gianforte Just Body-slammed a Reporter

[C-Mag]

Rob O’Neill, the man who killed Bin Laden, is from Montana and said the Snowflake reporter got some Montana Justice

[Speaker to Animals]

I have read some articles from the democrats lately and they are shocked this doesn't affect him. No mention of all the violence they have been perpetrating over the past year..

[Ex-California]

My wife never votes so I registered her as mail-in only. So I'll fill out her ballot and send it in, and I'll still go to the polling place in person for my votes.

Its so easy

Well, your wife cooperates its not like you register 5 other adults. In PA you are breaking the law, absentee ballots are for the severely disabled or those that are absent on election day. And your little system would likely get you caught.

I think everywhere should be like PA then.

I bet the majority of voter fraud comes from the absentee/mail-in system as opposed to people not showing their ID

[clubgop]

My wife never votes so I registered her as mail-in only. So I'll fill out her ballot and send it in, and I'll still go to the polling place in person for my votes.

Its so easy

Well, your wife cooperates its not like you register 5 other adults. In PA you are breaking the law, absentee ballots are for the severely disabled or those that are absent on election day. And your little system would likely get you caught.

I think everywhere should be like PA then.

I bet the majority of voter fraud comes from the absentee/mail-in system as opposed to people not showing their ID

Well, enforcement is another matter. Enforcement of election laws is now a full on partisan political issue. With one side telling people that because they are not enforcing these laws the problem doesnt exist.

[Speaker to Animals]

You might want it all to be like PA, but what you are going to get is everything being like South Africa.

[C-Mag]

You guys realize that when the books are written, the hundreds, perhaps thousands about the 2016 election this Congressional Special Election is a very good and dramatic closing point to show how contentious the election was.

It will start with Trump descending the escalator and end with pajama boy reporter getting his glasses broken.

[clubgop]

I have read some articles from the democrats lately and they are shocked this doesn't affect him. No mention of all the violence they have been perpetrating over the past year..

Yeah, these people have no idea that the internet is a thing.

http://www.dailywire.com/news/16876/fla ... en-shapiro

[jbird4049]

I have read some articles from the democrats lately and they are shocked this doesn't affect him. No mention of all the violence they have been perpetrating over the past year..

Yeah, these people have no idea that the internet is a thing.

http://www.dailywire.com/news/16876/fla ... en-shapiro

Ahem.
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/1 ... criticism/

The voter disputed the Republican line that ISPs should not have to deal with stricter rules than companies like Google or Facebook, arguing that: "Facebook is not comparable to an ISP. I do not have to go on Facebook. I don't have to go on Google. My ISP provider is different than those providers."

Sensenbrenner's response? "Nobody's got to use the internet."

Which is strictly true. But only in the same way that nobody has to use the roads. And nobody has to make phone calls. It's not really a good argument to explain why your representative actively voted away your right to opt out of your personal information being sold, however.

[clubgop]

I have read some articles from the democrats lately and they are shocked this doesn't affect him. No mention of all the violence they have been perpetrating over the past year..

Yeah, these people have no idea that the internet is a thing.

http://www.dailywire.com/news/16876/fla ... en-shapiro

Ahem.
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/1 ... criticism/

The voter disputed the Republican line that ISPs should not have to deal with stricter rules than companies like Google or Facebook, arguing that: "Facebook is not comparable to an ISP. I do not have to go on Facebook. I don't have to go on Google. My ISP provider is different than those providers."

Sensenbrenner's response? "Nobody's got to use the internet."

Which is strictly true. But only in the same way that nobody has to use the roads. And nobody has to make phone calls. It's not really a good argument to explain why your representative actively voted away your right to opt out of your personal information being sold, however.

WtF does that have to do with the price of tea in China? We was talking about getting handsy with reporters not internet shit.

[Fife]

INTERNET SHIT