Looking at the picture there's no way to know
who marked the form, or even if the couple is perpetrating a hoax. I'm being slightly skeptical here; I'd be more so if this didn't fit the lefties' modus operandi so well:
A local couple called 10News concerned after they received an
envelope from the state's Obamacare website, Covered California. Inside
was a letter discussing voter registration and a registration card
pre-marked with an "x" in the box next to Democratic Party.
The
couple – who did not want their identity revealed – received the letter
and voter registration card from their health insurance provider Covered
California, the state-run agency that implements President Obama's
Affordable Care Act.
What's entertaining is how they were told to report the problem:
(Covered California) Spokeswoman Anne Gonzales stated, "We are mailing voter registration
material. However, the application forms come directly from the
Secretary of State's office, with no fields pre-marked. The individual
should contact the Secretary of State, which takes these violations of
election law extremely seriously, and they will investigate, using the
unique serial number."
If this had happened next year,
Leland Yee could have been Secretary of State. (I'd post a CNN link but they're not covering the story.)
First .. so much is missing here. Was it HAND pre marked? And why would anyone go to the trouble of doing that for one registeree -- which in no way would determine whom they could vote for, accept in the primary. Second ... if it were widespread, we would have heard of more cases. Otherwise it wouldn't be worth it. Third, why would democrats want non-democrats voting in their primary (we passed a CA to stop that) 4th ... no pic, or link to it? I'm not buying this one.
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ReplyDeleteWhen I checked, the link was inactive. When I tried again, it was, and it is obviously handwritten. But ... who would do that to do something that gives them no possible gain? These people are liars who want to make Dems look bad, and I will believe so until I see tons more forms with the same mark. Especially suspicious since htey don't want to be named ... which I would want to remain, if I were trying to falsify election fraud. And, again ... it does them no good.
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