Vote Buying? Dem Super Delegate Demands Money For Vote!

J.J. Jackson* | May 9, 2008

Filed Under Eyes on 2008, General Politics, Liberals, The Democrats

Hey, what is a few bucks to grease the palm of a delegate to the Democrat’s National Convention right? Liberals have done similar things in the past in order to bribe voters to vote for them – think every socialist (and unconstitutional) wealth redistribution program on the books from Welfare to Social Security. Each and every one of them is tantamount to saying “Vote for us” - if you want your loyalty payment that is.

And year after year liberals flood the polls to justify legalizing the theft of property from others to enrich themselves. So is anyone really surprised that Steven Ybarra would suggest that $20 million dollars would be enough to buy his vote?

Mr. Ybarra wants the money to get “shown the money” (actual quote is “Nobody showed me any money yet”) to get about a million Mexican-Americans to the polls in November to help liberals maintain their tax and spending ways.

A few questions arise from this.

First, does it really take about $20 per person to get them to a polling place? What exactly would the money be used for? Buses to haul them in? Or maybe bribes to get them to vote a certain way?

Second, does Mr. Ybarra really believe that without spending money on them, “Mexican-Americans” are incapable of getting to the polls by themselves?

Third, why are “Mexican-Americans” more special and deserving of money to help convince them to vote than say normal “Americans”?

Fourthly, why do “Mexican-Americans” not simply want to be considered “Americans”? Do they think they are special? Perhaps superior?

Certainly these are serious questions.

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