Ian David
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Wed Jun-22-05 10:17 AM
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What if we all bought a "Time Share" in PA and registered to vote there? |
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Perhaps in Santorum's home district.
What I mean is a few hundred (or thousand) people could all buy into the same timeshare for $5 each.
Say, we all owned one hour a year at some mobile home in the hills for $5/year?
Just a thought I had.
We could do this very cheaply.
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Wed Jun-22-05 10:20 AM
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1. Maybe we can take advantage of the school districts too |
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we can get thousands of dollars out of the district and free education for our kids if we say they are home-schooled.
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FloridaPat
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Wed Jun-22-05 10:21 AM
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2. Doesn't work that way with time shares. How about a cheap mobile home. |
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Have a ton of people, pay the lot rent. Buy it maybe for the primaries and everyone register repub and vote him out like they did with Cynthia McKinney. Although registering as a repub would be hard to do - my stomach would probably retch all over the form.
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Benhurst
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Wed Jun-22-05 10:21 AM
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3. That's more or less what George Herbert Walker Bush did in |
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Texas with a hotel room to avoid paying taxes in Maine. Such deception is against the law, however. Former president Bush, as a member of the Bush Crime Family, was able to get away with it; but you, as a mere citizen, would probably go to jail.
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Ian David
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Wed Jun-22-05 10:24 AM
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4. You couldn't cite The People v Bush as a legal precedent? n/t |
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Wed Jun-22-05 10:25 AM
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5. Sounds pretty shady to me. |
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Sort of republicanish, if I may be so bold.
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The Sleeper
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Wed Jun-22-05 11:41 AM
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If you "live" in PA and another state, you are considered a resident of PA whenever you are in PA. It comes in handy for many things.....
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Wed Jun-22-05 01:57 PM
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Wed Jun-22-05 11:43 AM
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7. you could all come to my house |
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Wed Jun-22-05 12:30 PM
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8. Liberal snowbirds should definitely vote in Florida ... |
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A few more snowbirds could've made the difference in 2000.
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Wed Jun-22-05 01:17 PM
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I'll have to look but I think NY Post(?) has had articles about people voting in both NY and FL.
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Wed Jun-22-05 01:19 PM
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10. Provided you weren't registered elsewhere... |
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...and did not vote in both locations, I don't think it would be an issue. But then again I'm not sure what the residency requirement are to register in PA.
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