r/LeopardsAteMyFace 4d ago

82% of Obamacare applications for 2025 are from states that voted for Trump Trump

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u/huynhvonhatan 4d ago

How did FL gov allow him to vote?? Reading that article was baffling.

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u/dalgeek 4d ago

Someone didn't bother to ask for proof of citizenship when he registered to vote. The funny part is that Florida has required Real ID to vote for several years now, so obviously no one was checking his ID either. So much for voter ID laws.

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u/snafoomoose 4d ago

"Oh, he didn't need to show his ID, he's a white suburbanite. Everyone knows that the fraud is perpetrated by those brown urban people!"

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u/aberaber12345 3d ago

I read this one awhile back. It seems like he has all the IDs. It appears they gave him some form of official ID in his youth, and that ID multiplied into more IDs, including SSN, DL, etc. which means he prob has a real ID or something.

It appears the msitake happened long ago

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u/ShrimpieAC 4d ago

Especially when Florida had that election fraud task force that was going around arresting people for old election violations (usually voting in the wrong place or as a felon, and usually without knowledge). For some reason almost all of those that were arrested were minority and democrats. Yet they somehow missed this person. How convenient. 🙄

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u/rividz 4d ago

Voter fraud is actually pretty common, there's dozens of ways to break the system. This guy just inadvertedly found one. It's just that the conversation has been completely diluted by dipshits so that you can no longer have a reasonable conversation about it.

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u/dalgeek 4d ago

It's not very common at all. It happens like half a dozen times per election, which is vanishingly small considering the number of ballots cast.