Okay I know he is an idiot but…

[larrylujack]

jficquette last chimed in with the debunked claim that “illegal immigrants vote all the time.”
After that nonsense was clearly refuted, jficquette now shows up with the same credibility as his hero Junior Bush and WMD in Iraq.

Hey, jficquette, what’s keeping you from re-enlisting to fight the great leaders war??? If your so gung ho, what’s stopping you?

pretty pathetic to continue to want to send others to war when you yerself won’t go and most folks with a nickle of sense know it’s a lie and about oil afterall.
sad.

[jficquette]

Illegals do vote. Go crawl back into your hole until you sober up.

http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/news/abox/article_1330827.php

“focused primarily on the assumption that most recipients are U.S. citizens legally registered to vote.
But it is not a fail-safe assumption. In 1996, some 743 non-citizens were found to have voted in the controversial congressional race in which Loretta Sanchez upset Bob Dornan – the same seat for which Sanchez and Nguyen are now vying. Since then, only a few safeguards have been put in place to prevent non-citizens from registering and voting”.

http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServer?pagename=iic_immigrationissuecentersd70b

“The United States sends election monitors around the world to help discourage fraudulent elections. But, here at home, it has largely turned a blind eye to the possibility that fraudulent voting by noncitizens could determine an election outcome.

Not only is our voter registration system easily accessible to abuse by noncitizens, illegal aliens, by being included in the apportionment of congressional seats, are automatically given a role in determining the outcome of elections across the country, including the vote in the Electoral College that decides the Presidency”.

John

[jficquette]

Illegals do vote. Go crawl back into your hole until you sober up.

http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/news/abox/article_1330827.php

“focused primarily on the assumption that most recipients are U.S. citizens legally registered to vote.
But it is not a fail-safe assumption. In 1996, some 743 non-citizens were found to have voted in the controversial congressional race in which Loretta Sanchez upset Bob Dornan – the same seat for which Sanchez and Nguyen are now vying. Since then, only a few safeguards have been put in place to prevent non-citizens from registering and voting”.

http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServer?pagename=iic_immigrationissuecentersd70b

“The United States sends election monitors around the world to help discourage fraudulent elections. But, here at home, it has largely turned a blind eye to the possibility that fraudulent voting by noncitizens could determine an election outcome.

Not only is our voter registration system easily accessible to abuse by noncitizens, illegal aliens, by being included in the apportionment of congressional seats, are automatically given a role in determining the outcome of elections across the country, including the vote in the Electoral College that decides the Presidency”.

John

[jficquette]

Illegals do vote. Go crawl back into your hole until you sober up.

http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/news/abox/article_1330827.php

“focused primarily on the assumption that most recipients are U.S. citizens legally registered to vote.
But it is not a fail-safe assumption. In 1996, some 743 non-citizens were found to have voted in the controversial congressional race in which Loretta Sanchez upset Bob Dornan – the same seat for which Sanchez and Nguyen are now vying. Since then, only a few safeguards have been put in place to prevent non-citizens from registering and voting”.

http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServer?pagename=iic_immigrationissuecentersd70b

“The United States sends election monitors around the world to help discourage fraudulent elections. But, here at home, it has largely turned a blind eye to the possibility that fraudulent voting by noncitizens could determine an election outcome.

Not only is our voter registration system easily accessible to abuse by noncitizens, illegal aliens, by being included in the apportionment of congressional seats, are automatically given a role in determining the outcome of elections across the country, including the vote in the Electoral College that decides the Presidency”.

John

[jficquette]

Illegals do vote. Go crawl back into your hole until you sober up.

http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/news/abox/article_1330827.php

“focused primarily on the assumption that most recipients are U.S. citizens legally registered to vote.
But it is not a fail-safe assumption. In 1996, some 743 non-citizens were found to have voted in the controversial congressional race in which Loretta Sanchez upset Bob Dornan – the same seat for which Sanchez and Nguyen are now vying. Since then, only a few safeguards have been put in place to prevent non-citizens from registering and voting”.

http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServer?pagename=iic_immigrationissuecentersd70b

“The United States sends election monitors around the world to help discourage fraudulent elections. But, here at home, it has largely turned a blind eye to the possibility that fraudulent voting by noncitizens could determine an election outcome.

Not only is our voter registration system easily accessible to abuse by noncitizens, illegal aliens, by being included in the apportionment of congressional seats, are automatically given a role in determining the outcome of elections across the country, including the vote in the Electoral College that decides the Presidency”.

John

[jficquette]

Illegals do vote. Go crawl back into your hole until you sober up.

http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/news/abox/article_1330827.php

“focused primarily on the assumption that most recipients are U.S. citizens legally registered to vote.
But it is not a fail-safe assumption. In 1996, some 743 non-citizens were found to have voted in the controversial congressional race in which Loretta Sanchez upset Bob Dornan – the same seat for which Sanchez and Nguyen are now vying. Since then, only a few safeguards have been put in place to prevent non-citizens from registering and voting”.

http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServer?pagename=iic_immigrationissuecentersd70b

“The United States sends election monitors around the world to help discourage fraudulent elections. But, here at home, it has largely turned a blind eye to the possibility that fraudulent voting by noncitizens could determine an election outcome.

Not only is our voter registration system easily accessible to abuse by noncitizens, illegal aliens, by being included in the apportionment of congressional seats, are automatically given a role in determining the outcome of elections across the country, including the vote in the Electoral College that decides the Presidency”.

John

[patientlywaiting]

Rustico, I think I need to stop posting. Computer addiction is not healthy.

I didn’t mean to critizice people for how they make a living. I think all employees are the same. Most people need jobs and they’ll do whatever come easiest to them. I meant to refer to Republicans who profess to want small government but refer to the military as heroes. I didn’t mean to say that the military ranks are lazy (I said as lazy (or not) as other gov’t employees). But if one agrees that big government is pork, then is the milary is a huge chunk of lard also.

I think that tax money should be spent jusdiciously and as little as possible.

[patientlywaiting]

Rustico, I think I need to stop posting. Computer addiction is not healthy.

I didn’t mean to critizice people for how they make a living. I think all employees are the same. Most people need jobs and they’ll do whatever come easiest to them. I meant to refer to Republicans who profess to want small government but refer to the military as heroes. I didn’t mean to say that the military ranks are lazy (I said as lazy (or not) as other gov’t employees). But if one agrees that big government is pork, then is the milary is a huge chunk of lard also.

I think that tax money should be spent jusdiciously and as little as possible.

[patientlywaiting]

Rustico, I think I need to stop posting. Computer addiction is not healthy.

I didn’t mean to critizice people for how they make a living. I think all employees are the same. Most people need jobs and they’ll do whatever come easiest to them. I meant to refer to Republicans who profess to want small government but refer to the military as heroes. I didn’t mean to say that the military ranks are lazy (I said as lazy (or not) as other gov’t employees). But if one agrees that big government is pork, then is the milary is a huge chunk of lard also.

I think that tax money should be spent jusdiciously and as little as possible.

[patientlywaiting]

Rustico, I think I need to stop posting. Computer addiction is not healthy.

I didn’t mean to critizice people for how they make a living. I think all employees are the same. Most people need jobs and they’ll do whatever come easiest to them. I meant to refer to Republicans who profess to want small government but refer to the military as heroes. I didn’t mean to say that the military ranks are lazy (I said as lazy (or not) as other gov’t employees). But if one agrees that big government is pork, then is the milary is a huge chunk of lard also.

I think that tax money should be spent jusdiciously and as little as possible.

[patientlywaiting]

Rustico, I think I need to stop posting. Computer addiction is not healthy.

I didn’t mean to critizice people for how they make a living. I think all employees are the same. Most people need jobs and they’ll do whatever come easiest to them. I meant to refer to Republicans who profess to want small government but refer to the military as heroes. I didn’t mean to say that the military ranks are lazy (I said as lazy (or not) as other gov’t employees). But if one agrees that big government is pork, then is the milary is a huge chunk of lard also.

I think that tax money should be spent jusdiciously and as little as possible.

[larrylujack]

keep trying, and yer good for a laugh at least hero, they vote all the time right, 743 out of what a million or so voters in the OC (yikes, a huge % amount!). I’ll assume you are mathematically challenged in addition to being xenophobic (look it up), but not surprising since the fictitious WMD in Iraq and the Al Q connection you bit hook line and sinker.

[larrylujack]

keep trying, and yer good for a laugh at least hero, they vote all the time right, 743 out of what a million or so voters in the OC (yikes, a huge % amount!). I’ll assume you are mathematically challenged in addition to being xenophobic (look it up), but not surprising since the fictitious WMD in Iraq and the Al Q connection you bit hook line and sinker.

[larrylujack]

keep trying, and yer good for a laugh at least hero, they vote all the time right, 743 out of what a million or so voters in the OC (yikes, a huge % amount!). I’ll assume you are mathematically challenged in addition to being xenophobic (look it up), but not surprising since the fictitious WMD in Iraq and the Al Q connection you bit hook line and sinker.

[larrylujack]

keep trying, and yer good for a laugh at least hero, they vote all the time right, 743 out of what a million or so voters in the OC (yikes, a huge % amount!). I’ll assume you are mathematically challenged in addition to being xenophobic (look it up), but not surprising since the fictitious WMD in Iraq and the Al Q connection you bit hook line and sinker.

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