I Googled for something completely different, but found your page…and have to say thanks. nice read…….

When the fear of consequence for breaking the law goes away, the law isn’t going to mean much. I’ll bet if they knew exactly who broke this law, they still wouldn’t do anything about it. It certainly doesn’t disqualify the vote that was placed.

On January 29th, 2008 at 5:43 pm, TXRose said:
You can’t be an Independent in the primary in Texas. You declare your
party affiliation when you vote in either the Dem or GOP primary. There is
no way to vote Ind. Then, for the next two years, you are either a Dem or
GOP. We have separate primaries for presidential and gubernatorial
elections.

That’s the point, fellow Texas Rose – they weren’t allowed to vote in the GOP Primary in Florida, either.

But we Southern States remember well the DIM MACHINES and how they operate.

And they do love doing favors for their friends, we know.

I was wondering about the condition of the old “Machines” in Texas when Kay Bailey Hutchison took about 75% of the vote in HER last re-election bid, since I don’t know anyone who likes her at all!

I hope her race wasn’t just an exercise in greasing up the old machines, again – but it appears that is precisely what it was!

I thought at the time, people just talked big, until they saw the ballot and figured she was one of those “LESSERS”, and voted for her anyway.

NOW I really have to wonder!

Florida Statute 97.052 requires the designation of party affiliation or the designation of no party affiliation at the time of registration. Florida Statute 97.1031 stipulates a voter may change his party affiliation by providing written notification to the Supervisor of Elections. Florida Statute 97.055 provides a voter may change his political party at any time up until the registration books “close” which is 29 days prior to the election date. Further, no party changes can be processed between the first primary book closing date and the day after the runoff (2nd) primary election date. All party changes must be in writing under oath and signed by the elector.

Well, you see. It’s really more like a guideline than law or something.
/sarcasm off

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“SUGGESTION” is the word I believe you are looking for, dear Sir, is it not?
/sarc off, too

Naivete is never considered a VIRTURE, you know.

The Bible says be GENTLE as Doves and WISE as a SERPENT.

But it didn’t say be IMMORAL as a SERPENT, and STUPID as a silly bird.

These people have been caught over and over and over – and they are stealing our nation WITHOUT COST TO THEMSELVES AT ALL, while we sit and sip our tea.

NO WONDER that McCain and his wife were so deliriously ecstatic when they left the polling station, today, with Governor Crist, who turned o ut ot be “so much more influential” than any of the Conservatives thought he and his endorsement were!

Keep on sleeping, o ye boiling frogs. It will all be over soon, now, and you can get you plenty of rest.

I don’t know if the RINO GOP is trying to force the Conservatives to vote with them as “THE LESSER”, or if they just want us OUT of the Party entirely.

Strangely, they seem to think they have the power to blackmail us into supporting this $%#$#%$.

Whatever. The Dims handed us Gerald Ford and Robert Dole, and we didn’t take them – I ain’t gonna support this $AD#%#%##%#%##$#$%#$#*TT Liberal RINO trojan donkey, either.

As long as I can, I will support Mitt – if he hangs on til the Texas Primary in March…
If nobody who is a good man will be there by then, I will do a write-in for such as Michelle, or Ann Coulter, or Oliver North, or Franklin Graham… someone with CHARACTER.

That won’t be this clown, or Rudy or Huckleberry, and kind, et al.

Color me flummoxed….

“Son, if your mother and I are ever unable to figure out a ballot, or are too feeble to push the thing through…euthanize us, the house is yours.”

I pray this does not lead to 10,000 lawyers again.

Respectfully,

eric aka the Tygrrrr Express

What the law says:

Florida Statute 97.052 requires the designation of party affiliation or the designation of no party affiliation at the time of registration. Florida Statute 97.1031 stipulates a voter may change his party affiliation by providing written notification to the Supervisor of Elections. Florida Statute 97.055 provides a voter may change his political party at any time up until the registration books “close” which is 29 days prior to the election date. Further, no party changes can be processed between the first primary book closing date and the day after the runoff (2nd) primary election date. All party changes must be in writing under oath and signed by the elector.

Well, you see. It’s really more like a guideline than law or something.

/sarcasm off