Study Finds Clinton Rec'd Up To 800,000 Votes From Illegals

What's the difference between "non-citizens" and "illegals"?
 
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CPUd said:
What's the difference between "non-citizens" and "illegals"?
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"Non citizen" is just that- people not currently citizens. They may be in the country legally or they may be in the country illegally. Could be in the process of becoming a citizen. Could be in the country on various visas- work visas, student visas, tourist visas.

The Old Dominion study has been debunked - including by the person who collected the data they used. He said that during the survey (a long, online survey) some people indicated on one question that they were citizens and eligible to vote. On another question later on, they said they weren't eligible to vote. When contacted in person to verify which was the case, none of those who claimed to have voted were in the country illegally.
 
I don't get why the OP is trrying to conflate 'non-citizen' with 'illegal'.
 
Liberty is the ONLY fix for any of these government created issues. Promote my individual rights -start there- then voting hard won't be such an over rated distraction.

I love it when national IDs are dangled in front of the boiling frogs. Frogs want them, government will happily help the frogs.

No bennies for the illegals!
Pay your fair share of taxes!
Vote fraud!
Vet those foreigners for security!

Fear and pride.
 
CPUd said:
I don't get why the OP is trrying to conflate 'non-citizen' with 'illegal'.
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There are millions of lawful permanent residents, green card holders, tax paying working men and women who are here LEGALLY, yet not US Citizens. Many of my friends fall into this category.
 
jllundqu said:
There are millions of lawful permanent residents, green card holders, tax paying working men and women who are here LEGALLY, yet not US Citizens. Many of my friends fall into this category.
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Send them back where they came from. Those jobs should be filled with US workers. Only allow people to enter country that can afford to pay like 50k. Maybe any person wanting to visit needs to post 50k bond that is returned once they leave. If they cannot afford the 50k too bad, cannot come. We don't need no stinkin foreigners taking our jobs.
 
specsaregood said:
well is it legal for any non-citizens to vote in our elections?
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According to Obama, yes. Hell...if Hillary was elected, we'd be 3 yrs away from her signing an executive order allowing Mexicans in Mexico to vote in our elections using absentee ballots.
 
Zippyjuan said:
"Non citizen" is just that- people not currently citizens. They may be in the country legally or they may be in the country illegally. Could be in the process of becoming a citizen. Could be in the country on various visas- work visas, student visas, tourist visas.

The Old Dominion study has been debunked - including by the person who collected the data they used. He said that during the survey (a long, online survey) some people indicated on one question that they were citizens and eligible to vote. On another question later on, they said they weren't eligible to vote. When contacted in person to verify which was the case, none of those who claimed to have voted were in the country illegally.
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Would you admit to committing a federal felony on a "follow up" call from a stranger?
 
What about when they were doing vote recount and had sealed box that had something like 108 marked on box and certified but only 17 in box or something along those lines?
 
Schifference said:
Send them back where they came from. Those jobs should be filled with US workers. Only allow people to enter country that can afford to pay like 50k. Maybe any person wanting to visit needs to post 50k bond that is returned once they leave. If they cannot afford the 50k too bad, cannot come. We don't need no stinkin foreigners taking our jobs.
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Sarcasm I hope lol .... my detector has been off lately and frankly you can't tell anymore on this site who is shitting you and who is actually being retarded
 
jllundqu said:
Sarcasm I hope lol .... my detector has been off lately and frankly you can't tell anymore on this site who is $#@!ting you and who is actually being retarded
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Full Retard here. Gave this more thought. If employer values employee and needs to get them from across boarder, let them post 50k.
 
Zippyjuan said:
"Non citizen" is just that- people not currently citizens. They may be in the country legally or they may be in the country illegally. Could be in the process of becoming a citizen. Could be in the country on various visas- work visas, student visas, tourist visas.

The Old Dominion study has been debunked - including by the person who collected the data they used. He said that during the survey (a long, online survey) some people indicated on one question that they were citizens and eligible to vote. On another question later on, they said they weren't eligible to vote. When contacted in person to verify which was the case, none of those who claimed to have voted were in the country illegally.
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"Debunked" by a study that claimed that ZERO percent of the US voting bloc was comprised of illegal or undocumented people voting.

Zippyjuan said:
Was it zero? Probably not. Was it five million? Probably not. The real numbers seem to be extremely low though.
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Anti Federalist said:
Ok, so we are in agreement that a study that shows 0 percent of total voters in a national election, were undocumented immigrants voting when they were in fact ineligible to do so, is bogus.

So all we're arguing now is the number of undocumented immigrants that voted while ineligible to do so.
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