Can George Soros, Moveon.org collect his own reward for fraudulent voting?

Question

Soros put 63 million into the 2004 election and hired 700,000 people to influence this election, and his people made 5 million calls on Saturday. Now he's offering $250,000 for convictions of voter fraud. What will the Democrats owe this friend of Chavez? 99% of voter fraud, dead people voting, etc. has been from Democrats who oppose showing any basic ID to vote. We show ID for every other thing, yet the Democrats have a fit each time it's brought up. Any thoughts?

Answer 1

He sure gets around doesn't he? He is probably a major push behind my state going a bit purple.
And here we're being told that only conservatives are wealthy
with agendas. ; )

To answer your question: I think that, technically, it would be fraud for him to collect the reward. But then, being George Soros, he'd probably find a way around the thing.

Answer 2

Probably because the largest portion of people without IDs are poor minorities who would vote almost 100% for Democrats, which obvoulsy the Republicans want to prevent them from voting.

I'd like to see your source on 99% of voter fraud, because that's incorrect I'm sure. I'd wager most voter fraud is from people rigging machines or purposely not counting or even changing votes like in the 2000 election.

If it's so important to show ID because of suspected voter fraud, have people who don't have one be issued free IDs when they register to vote. Or is that not what your real issue is about at all?

Answer 3

Soros's millions can't always protect him. He was previously convicted by a court of law in Europe. Time to put this turkey in jail!

Answer 4

yes i do have a answer buggar off

Answer 5

He's a pesky little devil, isn't he!