> From what I read it is illegal to enter into a contract offering
> something of value to vote. It is a bit of a long shot to call
> collectively standing up and yelling 'I will vote' a contract.
I agree with that. I was under the impression that he was giving out gag gifts to specific people
"Pick nose! Pick butt! Pick Kerry."
Sounds like a particular politician to me.
Personally, I think that what he's doing, while funny, is completely
inappropriate according to the intents of campaign law and he should
be arrested and a ruling made. Because while I agree with his intents,
he's bein
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but he urged people to vote only, not vote for a particular
politician. There is a difference.
larry
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 15:07:32
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> reading his take on it, it sounded like he was offering free noodles
> or underwear just to go out and vote. If he&#
Robert Munn wrote:
> The law as I read it says that it is illegal to offer someone anything
> of value to vote.
>From what I read it is illegal to enter into a contract offering something of value to vote. It is a bit of a long shot to call collectively standing up and yelling 'I will vote' a con
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> From: Larry C. Lyons
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> Subject: Re: State GOP says Michael Moore illegally offered underwear
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>
> reading his take on it, it sounded like he was off
Actually the site seems to be down for me at the moment, so I can't read
the law.
Is he getting in trouble for "bribing people to register to vote" or
"bribing people to vote (For Kerry)"?
At 04:04 PM 10/6/2004, you wrote:
>Subject: State GOP says Michael Moore illegally offered underwear in
re it gets grey. I dont know.
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From: Larry C. Lyons
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Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 1:57 PM
Subject: Re: State GOP says Michael Moore illegally offered underwear in exchange for voting
reading his take on it, it sounded like he was off
Cannot find server...
then, it just churns and churns...
Too much load on the server perhaps?
Would people going to look at the charges constitute a dDOS attack?
:-)
I would imagine there's probably laws against paying someone to vote a
certain way. There's probably also a significant chance tha
reading his take on it, it sounded like he was offering free noodles
or underwear just to go out and vote. If he's convicted, then any get
out the vote campaign that makes offers, ie free itunes, apparel etc
will be illegal.
larry
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Subject: Re: State GOP says Michael Moore illegally offered underwear in exchange for voting
What are the laws governing this sort of thing? Am i allowed to attempt to bribe votes if i
What are the laws governing this sort of thing? Am i allowed to attempt to bribe votes if i want to? Can I legally offer my neighbors 100 bucks a piece to vote for Kerry or Bush?
The absurdness of this case all depends on what the law says. If you can't bribe votes, then barbeque the asshole. Othe
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