So why are the Republicans continuing with their one-two punch of “Ebola is going to get you” and “Obama is failing to protect your family?” Simple. Fear is the GOP’s modus operandi. We have seen the GOP use it effectively in the past regarding gay marriage, Muslims, blacks and Latinos. They scare voters into voting for them because frankly it’s much simpler than discussing complex issues—like creating jobs, immigration reform, or health care. And here’s the worst part: Two polls released this week indicate it’s working again. A Politico poll released Monday found that nearly one-third of respondents said they were either losing or have no confidence in the federal government’s handing of the Ebola outbreak. Add to that a survey released Wednesday that finds that the GOP’s fear-mongering has taken hold of Americans. Almost 46 percent said they were deeply concerned Ebola would spread widely across the country despite the fact that only two people contracted the disease on U.S. soil. This couldn’t have played out any better for the GOP. First, they scare everyone. Then they position themselves as the guardians of the galaxy who will save us all from this dastardly threat. I wish I could say that if more in the media called out the Republicans’ fear mongering it would stop. But who are we kidding? The only way Republican leaders will change their tactics is if they lose a few elections in a row doing it. So until that day comes—if ever—be prepared for more rides in the GOP’s House of Horrors. Dean Obeidallah
The interpretation, with video "evidence" was actually a fraud, so you have me on (and only on) word choice, lol.
Don't try and deny your intent. There was no "ballot stuffing" or voter fraud. You took the story hook, line, and sinker, and don't want to admit it.
I'll admit it just fine. I was in err in thinking the process was illegal. There was ballot stuffing, but AZ law allows that, apparently, so it doesn't appear that anything was illegal (I wasn't aware AZ allowed that). Whether all those votes were legally obtained or not, one can speculate (and probably be accurate). Regardless, you thought the whole incident was faked, and you were wrong - but don't want to admit it.
I'll admit on first reading I thought the incident was probably a rep false flag operation, because that's what they do.