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Grimpachi
reply to post by Blackmarketeer
I say great I think both sides should do this. Once word gets out to the general public no one will trust any website enough to donate. Screw them. Let them breed more distrust, and maybe they will die out.
Scum bags one and all.edit on 8-2-2014 by Grimpachi because: (no reason given)
neo96
Grimpachi
reply to post by Blackmarketeer
I say great I think both sides should do this. Once word gets out to the general public no one will trust any website enough to donate. Screw them. Let them breed more distrust, and maybe they will die out.
Scum bags one and all.edit on 8-2-2014 by Grimpachi because: (no reason given)
Both sides DO it.
www.newsmax.com...
LDragonFire
neo96
Grimpachi
reply to post by Blackmarketeer
I say great I think both sides should do this. Once word gets out to the general public no one will trust any website enough to donate. Screw them. Let them breed more distrust, and maybe they will die out.
Scum bags one and all.edit on 8-2-2014 by Grimpachi because: (no reason given)
Both sides DO it.
www.newsmax.com...
Linking to a old partisan website proves what? This is from 2011 and no charges or anything else came of it. The gop are doing this now.
If the Dems start doing the same thing as the reps are doing with misleading website donations I think there will be a lot of pissed off blue hairs because they seem to be the ones who are the more prone to fall for scams.
neo96
LDragonFire
neo96
Grimpachi
reply to post by Blackmarketeer
I say great I think both sides should do this. Once word gets out to the general public no one will trust any website enough to donate. Screw them. Let them breed more distrust, and maybe they will die out.
Scum bags one and all.edit on 8-2-2014 by Grimpachi because: (no reason given)
Both sides DO it.
www.newsmax.com...
Linking to a old partisan website proves what? This is from 2011 and no charges or anything else came of it. The gop are doing this now.
Proves BOTH SIDES DO IT.
But hey who cares right!
Bad Gop!
Anything other than that would be switching the subject. No?
Maybe you do not understand what the OP is about.
though the small-print text makes it clear that these are actually sites set up opposing their apparent candidates.
Scum bags one and all.
DrEugeneFixer
Anybody who defends this kind of criminal fraud must be in some kind of deep denial.
It might be that only someone who was careless or somehow impaired would fall for this, but it's still a criminal act to steal through deception, even if your victim is dumb. That applies whether it's political or not.
These aren’t the first instances of candidates using web addresses that look at first like rival websites, and the tactic has bipartisan bona fides. Democrats in Florida, for instance, own Jollyforcongress.com, which one might think to be a site for David Jolly, a Republican running in a House special election. The difference is that jollyforcongress.com redirects to a site with all the look and feel of a negative ad, rather than a spoof site.