Unless what I read was incorrect, they are not residents. Don't even have Maine drivers licenses. I certainly wouldn't have considered myself a MA resident when I was in college.
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Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is awful
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Unless what I read was incorrect, they are not residents. Don't even have Maine drivers licenses. I certainly wouldn't have considered myself a MA resident when I was in college.
ticapnews
Never graduate.
Given Sniffles high level of veracity on literally every other issue in the campaign I'm sure going to give him the benefit of the doubt here.
I also doubt Belichick described anything as "tremendous." I think after the Patriots won the Super Bowl he said it didn't suck.
The Sicatoka
Kicizapi Cetan
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
There isn't enough popcorn on earth ...
There isn't enough popcorn on earth ...
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
It doesn't matter what you think. The Supreme Court ruled that college students can choose to vote either where they attend school or in their home town. LePage's flyer falsely stated that the student needs to pay to register their vehicle and obtain a Maine drivers license within 30 days of voting in Maine or face a fine/prosecution for voter fraud. This is not true.
It doesn't matter what you think. The Supreme Court ruled that college students can choose to vote either where they attend school or in their home town. LePage's flyer falsely stated that the student needs to pay to register their vehicle and obtain a Maine drivers license within 30 days of voting in Maine or face a fine/prosecution for voter fraud. This is not true.
Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
Already reports of suspicious activity at my local polling place, which happens to be my daughter's school. Police had to run off some people hanging around long after they voted.
My wife is keeping my daughter home today.
Already reports of suspicious activity at my local polling place, which happens to be my daughter's school. Police had to run off some people hanging around long after they voted.
My wife is keeping my daughter home today.
Handyman
Hug someone you care about...
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
Well I cant imagine everyone in his lockerroom would be pleased
Well I cant imagine everyone in his lockerroom would be pleased
The Sicatoka
Kicizapi Cetan
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
If he sent out the exact voting requirements for in-state tuition but didn't clarify they are for tuition but not voting, he's a schmuck.
If he sent out the exact voting requirements for in-state tuition but claimed they were for voting, yeah, that's intimidation and dare I say some form of fraud.
If he sent out the exact voting requirements for in-state tuition but didn't clarify they are for tuition but not voting, he's a schmuck.
If he sent out the exact voting requirements for in-state tuition but claimed they were for voting, yeah, that's intimidation and dare I say some form of fraud.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
POTUS is really good. My only objection is that Julie Mason runs her noon show as a way to swap inside jokes with her beltway friends from her days in the Dubya press pool, which sometimes can be teeth-gratingly precious. But they tend to talk mostly about facts and steer away from the shiny distractions that destroyed CNN
Steele and Unger (6 pm) is the best political show on radio.
POTUS is really good. My only objection is that Julie Mason runs her noon show as a way to swap inside jokes with her beltway friends from her days in the Dubya press pool, which sometimes can be teeth-gratingly precious. But they tend to talk mostly about facts and steer away from the shiny distractions that destroyed CNN
Steele and Unger (6 pm) is the best political show on radio.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
So you're OK with a public official misdirecting people as long as he doesn't flat out lie?
So you're OK with a public official misdirecting people as long as he doesn't flat out lie?
The Sicatoka
Kicizapi Cetan
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
What is "strong leader" code for?
https://morningconsult.com/2016/11/08/voters-want-strong-leader-anything-else-exit-poll-shows/
What is "strong leader" code for?
https://morningconsult.com/2016/11/08/voters-want-strong-leader-anything-else-exit-poll-shows/
The Sicatoka
Kicizapi Cetan
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
"If he sent out the exact voting requirements for in-state tuition but didn't clarify they are for tuition but not voting, he's a schmuck."
Sin of omission at worst. He stated an incomplete fact that someone else (mis)interpreted. The voter holds some responsibility to know the rules. So, like I said, he's a schmuck.
"If he sent out the exact voting requirements for in-state tuition but claimed they were for voting, yeah, that's intimidation and dare I say some form of fraud."
Like I said, "claimed", lied, fraud. Crime.
"If he sent out the exact voting requirements for in-state tuition but didn't clarify they are for tuition but not voting, he's a schmuck."
Sin of omission at worst. He stated an incomplete fact that someone else (mis)interpreted. The voter holds some responsibility to know the rules. So, like I said, he's a schmuck.
"If he sent out the exact voting requirements for in-state tuition but claimed they were for voting, yeah, that's intimidation and dare I say some form of fraud."
Like I said, "claimed", lied, fraud. Crime.
rufus
rock and roller
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
Easy, they want an authoritarian strongman.
It was an article done earlier this season, the one common factor among Trump supporters wasn't racism, or economic anxiety, or immigration, the one factor they all had in common was authoritarian leanings.
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/01/donald-trump-2016-authoritarian-213533
Easy, they want an authoritarian strongman.
It was an article done earlier this season, the one common factor among Trump supporters wasn't racism, or economic anxiety, or immigration, the one factor they all had in common was authoritarian leanings.
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/01/donald-trump-2016-authoritarian-213533
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
the flyers at Bates College said that any out of state student that voted in Lewiston needed to pay to obtain a Maine drivers license and pay excise tax to register their car in Lewiston within 30 days. This is not true.
LePage also endorsed the message of the flyer by releasing a statement saying “Casting ballots in two different states is voter fraud, which is why Maine law requires anyone voting here to establish residency here... We welcome college students establishing residency in our great state, as long as they follow all laws that regulate voting, motor vehicles and taxes. We cannot tolerate voter fraud in our state.”
Clearly trying to intimidate college students by making them fear some kind of financial penalty or think they need to pay hundreds of dollars to register a vehicle.
the flyers at Bates College said that any out of state student that voted in Lewiston needed to pay to obtain a Maine drivers license and pay excise tax to register their car in Lewiston within 30 days. This is not true.
LePage also endorsed the message of the flyer by releasing a statement saying “Casting ballots in two different states is voter fraud, which is why Maine law requires anyone voting here to establish residency here... We welcome college students establishing residency in our great state, as long as they follow all laws that regulate voting, motor vehicles and taxes. We cannot tolerate voter fraud in our state.”
Clearly trying to intimidate college students by making them fear some kind of financial penalty or think they need to pay hundreds of dollars to register a vehicle.
trixR4kids
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Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
Yeah that's called lying.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
Fair enough. But Brady has had an interesting history with Trump. Gizmodo Media likes to take shots at him over it.
Or "beautiful"
Fair enough. But Brady has had an interesting history with Trump. Gizmodo Media likes to take shots at him over it.
I also doubt Belichick described anything as "tremendous." I think after the Patriots won the Super Bowl he said it didn't suck.
Or "beautiful"
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
This is what I heard last night. It was incredible. I can't remember the last time I thought that about a radio show on politics. Maybe one of the old AM1500 shows back in the day. When Jason Lewis wasn't a complete loonball or possibly Bob Davis. There were actually a few others I can't remember.
This is what I heard last night. It was incredible. I can't remember the last time I thought that about a radio show on politics. Maybe one of the old AM1500 shows back in the day. When Jason Lewis wasn't a complete loonball or possibly Bob Davis. There were actually a few others I can't remember.
Can you cite the case? I'd be interested to read the court's decision. I don't remember students voting being an issue until the Lewiston mayor's race a year or two ago.
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
W.T.F. are you too lazy to google this yourself?
Symm v. United States. 1979
also, over 100 years of precedent in Maine:
http://bangordailynews.com/2012/10/15/opinion/college-students-you-cannot-be-denied-your-vote/
W.T.F. are you too lazy to google this yourself?
Symm v. United States. 1979
also, over 100 years of precedent in Maine:
http://bangordailynews.com/2012/10/15/opinion/college-students-you-cannot-be-denied-your-vote/
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dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
Yeah, the FEC* may have a word with him. Or ten.
*Would it be the FEC? I have no idea.
Yeah, the FEC* may have a word with him. Or ten.
*Would it be the FEC? I have no idea.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Campaign 2016 Part XXIV: Both candidates are the same, but here's why yours is aw
In context:
That tracks with the % of deplorables. "Strong leader" = phallus. White phallus. Cue truck commercial.
In context:
That tracks with the % of deplorables. "Strong leader" = phallus. White phallus. Cue truck commercial.
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