All on Thursday: I’ll be on WSBA-AM on the Gary Sutton show Thursday to talk about my latest Pajamas Media article. Also, Thursday I’ll be on America’s Morning News with John McCaslin during the 6am hour discussing the same. Sorry I don’t have AMN’s nationwide affiliate list. During the 7am hour I will be on WMAL in Washington DC on the Grandy Group. Being a big fan of the Monster Squad , this is a particular thrill. I will also be on the Martha Zoeller show statewide in Georgia to discuss DOJ’s retreat in the Georgia citizenship verification lawsuit as well as the never ending challenge to Georgia Voter ID. I will try to keep this updated as best I can.
I would be interested in hearing what is being done to verify the citizenship of those registered to vote. Here in NY it is apparently self certified and not vetted. the following is what appears on the registration form:
“To register to vote you must have either a verifiable New York State driver’s license number or the last four digits of your Social Security number. If you do not have either of these, and you are registering for the first time by mail, you may provide a copy of one of the following:
* A valid photo ID
* A current utility bill
* A bank statement
* A paycheck
* A government check
* Some other government documentation that shows your name and address”
Given the flood of illegals aliens and the ease of obtaining any or all the above and the unwillingness of the DOJ to prosecute any offenses this could well turn out to become, if it isn’t already, a real crisis with dire consequences.
What, if anything, is being done to address this?
1) secure voter registration lists from every election district in every state
2)MAKE SURE THERE IS A PLACE TO LIVE… check voter domicile listed against :
a) 911 residence address
b) tax rolls for property tax purposes to determine if a livable house exists at adders given
c) check for multiple voter registrations ( particularly if absentee ballot is used and then personal voting is allowed )
If this is done by election districts and conducted by local residents, the task can be accomplished. The areas considered are small enough to allow for actual on-site inspection and local residents are more likely aware of local situations.
Good Luck and GOD BLESS AMERICA !
I am very curious if anyone in Maryland is taking up the mantle to sue the state or specifically Montgomery County for not complying with Motor Voter. I know for a fact several people no longer live in the county (one for over 10 years) yet their names are still on the voter list.