Nut job on C-SPAN

[left-of-center2012]

On a call-in show on C-SPAN last night, after Moore’s loss in Alabama, a woman called to say there needs to be an investigation of the election results.

She said when she went to vote there was a long line of people, speaking “Mexican” in a heavy accent.
She asked them if they were in the country legally, and they all answered “No”.

So she asked why they were there, and they said they had been paid to come and vote for the “Democrat Party”.

[FSogol]

1. Did they say "No" in Mexican?

The freepers were pushing the "the Democrats bused in minorities without any registration to vote" last night too. Guess that's what the terminally delusional will run with.

[left-of-center2012]

8. I was unable to find "Mexican" on Google translator

But "no" in Spanish is "no".

[vlyons]

2. No doubt a lie

nt

[tanyev]

3. So all those people in line confessed to two crimes just because a random stranger asked them?

Why, that seems almost entirely unbelievable.

[rainin]

4. She said democrat party? hahahahahaha That's a good one. n/t

[muntrv]

5. Why didn't she take a photo of them on her smart phone?

She's too dumb to have a smart phone?

[RhodeIslandOne]

6. CSpan is the unfiltered idiocy of America

Even conservative talk shows know enough to cutoff the loonies when they are engaging in tin foil lunacy.

[ProfessorGAC]

9. They Try SO HARD To Be Balanced. . .

. . . that they don't cut off the loonies even when it's obvious they're just making stuff up.

[world wide wally]

7. Trump will get Kopeck(?) on it right away

[ProudLib72]

10. Kopeck???

Did you do that on purpose?

[world wide wally]

11. What's his name?

The guy from Kansas doing the Trump "voter fraud" investigation?

[ProudLib72]

12. Kobach

But I like "Kopeck" much better. It's in keeping with the Russian theme, and he isn't worth a cent.

[world wide wally]

13. Only two letters off

[raven mad]

14. I'd be willing to bet 2/3 of the folks in the entire US

would not be able to understand a word out of her mouth. Seriously, I've lived in very rural Alabama (the "white" part) and it took me damn near a year before I could put together how much money I owed at the register!