1. Would the cause of death be due to Post Illegal-Voter Stress Syndrome??

Posted by: Susu on April 24, 2006 05:12 PM

2. Susu,

Are you saying all people with spanish last names are all illegal immigrants who register to vote illegally? Interesting assumption on your part. Bone-headed comments like that are a good illustration of why R's are being labeled racists and losing the debate on immigration.

Posted by: AliciaCR on April 24, 2006 06:09 PM

3. I miss the point of this post.

Posted by: Raw Data on April 24, 2006 06:11 PM

4. I think this is the first post where we can use the phrase "Ignoratio elenchi".

Personally, I think "Ignoratio elenchi" would be a good name for an espresso or latte.
A Peruvian blend mixed with Yucatan chocolate and nutmeg. And none of those so-called Fair-trade coffee beans either. I want mine having come from freshly clear-cut rainforests and harvested by near-slave labor.

Posted by: Reporterward on April 24, 2006 06:26 PM

5. If I remember correctly - Stefan has database information that includes more personal data than what he list's on the board's voter database.....

Perhaps this additional information...includes a missing social security number or a fake one...

I'll check and see if I can get this shooter's immigration status....(Now that he's dead - it shouldn't be a concern of the "PeeCee" Liberal Seattle city council.....sigh...we can't upset those poor murderous illegal's by asking if they are here "legally"....tsk tsk.)

Posted by: Deborah on April 24, 2006 11:54 PM

6. I do not have any voter's social security number.

Posted by: Stefan Sharkansky on April 24, 2006 11:57 PM

7. AliciaCR - I would say your comment is more applicable to yourself. I took Susu's comment as all the protests that were going on that were pro-illegal immigration.

You do, though, have an interesting point. Was he legally here, and if not why was he registered to vote?

Posted by: Fred on April 25, 2006 08:33 AM

8. The point of the post to me was all about the sanctity & security of voter registration. Can we be sure that Mr. Gonzales was a legal voter in this state? Can you be sure that I am a legal voter? When I registered to vote, I was asked to prove my residence by my driver's license. (I doubt this is even done today and it's just as well, since it's so easy to get one)

The only way to be sure of & protect the ballot box against illegal balloting is to re-register everyone..using passports and/or birth certificates as proof of ID.

It's astounding to me that libs cannot or will not see the difference between legal vs illegal. This applies to voting as well as immigration. Do they not see the necessity of our country being a nation of laws? Without a system of law and the strict observance of such a system, we become a nation of...anarchists

Posted by: Susu on April 25, 2006 10:16 AM

9. Susu - what has legal vs. illegal got to do with anything. Don't you know that it is tolerant vs hate that matters (enlightened vs bigoted, the same thing)! If you would only stop thinking and follow the mantra we would all be happy!

Baaaaa baaaaa baaaa. Where is the nearest monorail station? Baaaa baaaaa.

OK, OK, I'll put the bong down now....

Posted by: Fred on April 25, 2006 10:55 AM

10. How could the date of the last election in which Gonzalez is credited with voting be 2004-NOV-02,
and the year in which Gonzalez first registered be 1996-APR-04?

Deanron Magic.

Posted by: Amused by petty liberal criminals like Deanron on April 27, 2006 12:30 PM

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