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Will B Good

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  1. 1. Voter Registration Forms: Federal law requires that voter registration forms explicitly ask applicants to confirm their U.S. citizenship under penalty of perjury. This self-attestation is significant because falsely claiming citizenship on these forms is a federal crime that carries penalties, including fines and possible deportation for noncitizens. 2. Database Verification: Many states cross-check voter information against databases, like the Social Security Administration and DMV records, to verify identity. Additionally, some states use the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database to confirm citizenship status before finalizing registration. 3. Motor Voter Law Protections: The National Voter Registration Act mandates that public assistance and DMV offices provide voter registration options, but only for citizens. The process includes clear reminders and requires that only those eligible register to vote, with oversight by state election authorities to catch errors or cases of ineligible registration attempts. 4. State-Level Protections: States like Georgia and South Carolina have conducted audits to identify any noncitizens attempting to register. Findings indicate that cases of noncitizens mistakenly attempting to register are extremely rare and often stem from unintentional errors rather than attempts at fraud. Sources Brennan Center, Houston Chronicle, Bipartisan Policy Center.
  2. Maybe too sober and got cocky......if she'd been drunk she would have paid more attention to what she was doing.
  3. No same here......and yet there were reports of bets as big as $50 million x 4 going in for Trump.....I suppose if you are a billionaire....what's 50 million????
  4. This is where the real cull will take place.......have ever read anything so mental in all your life.....??? Trump indicates he is open to RFK Jr’s proposal to ban vaccines https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/nov/04/election-trump-rfk-jr-vaccines-fluoride?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
  5. Polling averages show slight national and swing-state leads fluctuating between the candidates, with Harris performing better in urban areas while Trump sees strong support in rural regions......and therein lies a tale.
  6. I have absolutely no doubt who will be rioting........(when Trump loses).
  7. Could what is written on the posters or what they were shouting at the police have any bearing on their arrest and subsequent sentences.......asking for a friend.
  8. In the UK the mantra....."mirrors, signal, maneuver"......... is drummed into learners.....or used to be
  9. WOW! Spot on.
  10. Oooo...now that's a tricky one......what might lead them to think that....mmmmmm!
  11. 55555,,,,good luck with that request.
  12. Certainly, to my mind, a very narrow win by the Dems will result in the worst situation re: violence..... Trump will rage about fraud, the election being stolen etc......and having such staggeringly gullible followers, they will believe every word (sorry, lie). Could be very interesting, if interesting is an appropriate word.
  13. Result....well done Mrs P.
  14. ANTIFA were involved, but there was a general dissatisfaction with Trump being elected and activists from various groups, students, and individuals, all concerned about potential impacts of the Trump administration, protested....the vast majority were peaceful protests.
  15. I can easily tell from the noise.....yes.
  16. Unfair...he built 52 miles.
  17. Which half would you guess?
  18. How are "legal pathways to legal status" an open border?
  19. One, I doubt that very much.....please prove me wrong with a link.....two, regardless of having the 'right' it is still unacceptable to expose your neighbours unnecessarily to your noise/music........why would you?...what purpose does it serve?
  20. A "Trump" US government website......55555...you really need to get a grip.
  21. Both “proved” and “proven” are accepted as past participles of “prove.” “Proved” is more common as a straightforward past tense verb (e.g., “He proved his point”), while “proven” often appears as part of an adjective phrase. You are now coming across as a small lump of butter.....give up before you fall even further behind. If you are two steps ahead of Yellowtail.......don't forget.....you'll still be three steps behind everyone else.
  22. My screenshot was from you colleague's post???? 52 miles
  23. If only ....that might have excluded Johnson the American Turk at least.
  24. It was a screenshot of a post showing 52 miles of wall were built.....does being proved wrong really hurt you so much??? You really are coming across as bit of a woke-like snowflake now.
  25. That could be his appeal for many who are hard of thinking......rough looking, no airs of being highly educated or eloquent in the way he addresses subjects.

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