July 6, 2012

Introduction to logic with your host Robin Vos

[State Rep. Robin Vos] said he heard second hand that someone tried to use a Bed Bath and Beyond mailer as proof of address.
"Is that fraud? I don’t know. It isn’t right and it seems fraudulent. You tell me how that’s not a fraudulent vote."
That's a clown question bro.
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4 comments:

  1. JB7:01 PM, July 06, 2012

    Not fraud if someone tries to use the mailer. Fraud if that is accepted as the proof of residence. I've never seen a BB&B mailer with a person's name on it!

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  2. JB7:03 PM, July 06, 2012

    BTW, Robin Vos, though he may be a fine pay-to-play politician, is a really poor legislator.

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  3. Anonymous11:46 PM, July 06, 2012

    I remember when I was young, I would have thought any mail was "proof", it sort of is, actually, but not legally for voting.

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  4. Anonymous3:13 PM, July 07, 2012

    Bed, Bath and Beyond send you a flyer when you buy a new home sometimes. Sometimes it says, "Dear New Home Owner..." or something like that.

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