US Government will not allow citizenship verification

[RLTrader]

Gee, wonder if this was the reason.

"But the system that was created, the federal lawyers found, was flawed and of the 7,000 individuals flagged as potential “non-citizens,” more than 50 percent were actually U.S. citizens."

[jimboLV]

....of the 7,000 individuals flagged as potential “non-citizens,” more than 50 percent were actually U.S. citizens......

So that means 50% were non-citizens who were fraudulently attempting to vote. I'd say that is a pretty effective system. By the way, "flagged" doesn't mean they were not allowed to vote. It means they had to provide proof of citizenship, at which time they were allowed to vote if they could prove citizenship, as 50% obviously did.

[WBU ALUM]

The outrage is what has been perpetrated by politicians for quite some time who continue to leave America's borders open for the purpose of garnering votes at the expense of the native-born American citizens.

Bush tried and failed. McCain tried and failed through the Senate. Now it is Obama's turn to try to "create" a system whereby illegals are able to vote due to interpreted discrimination -- by those in charge of the elections asking for proof of citizenship. How dare they!

I guess I have no reason to be concerned, since it is apparently a common practice in the countries from where UdonMap.com expats hail. Those who responded to my question seem more concerned about Obama and/or the illegals.

[aznyron]

what a crock of B/S this thread is stop insulting my intelligence with this crap and Jack I am surprised at you for even posting to this B/S you have more intelligence then that why waste it on this thread

[WBU ALUM]

Someone missed their nap today.

[BobHelm]

I guess I have no reason to be concerned, since it is apparently a common practice in the countries from where UdonMap.com expats hail. Those who responded to my question seem more concerned about Obama and/or the illegals.

That is hardly fair WBU. I have given you my view of the UK & made no comment about USA situation what so ever - except to say I would be puzzled as to any country who allowed a person to vote in their country's election without them having proved that they are legally entitled to do so...

[WBU ALUM]

I guess I have no reason to be concerned, since it is apparently a common practice in the countries from where UdonMap.com expats hail. Those who responded to my question seem more concerned about Obama and/or the illegals.

That is hardly fair WBU. I have given you my view of the UK & made no comment about USA situation what so ever - except to say I would be puzzled as to any country who allowed a person to vote in their country's election without them having proved that they are legally entitled to do so...

You are the exception, Bob. I guess that your response was so early and on topic that it escaped my memory. Please accept my apologies.