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J. J.
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« on: June 15, 2010, 04:05:33 PM »

While the GOP could have put up the money for the filing fee, and it would not surprise me, they were not the voters in primary.  The Democrats did that to themselves.
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J. J.
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« Reply #1 on: June 15, 2010, 09:12:54 PM »

Lunar's is the only theory worth paying attention to (not the voter fraud crap), imo, but the facts present to us right now fail to provide the connection that he suspects is going on.

Something that may be interesting though, is that $10,000 is, I believe, the exact amount that someone can write you a check for that causes the bank to automatically red flag the transaction and pass it along to the government for inspection.

It's how Eliot was caught.  So if an AG's office were to inspect, they might not have to even subpoena very far, depending on how well the tracks were covered

No, on several accounts (no pun intended).  First the $10,000 is for cash transactions.  It doesn't apply to thinks like checks or wire transfers.

Second, they do keep track of smaller wire transactions/checks, if they look suspicious.  I think all of Spitzer's transactions were four digits, but he had a lot of them.  They originally thought he was on the take.

Third, though your facts were wrong, as usual, Smiley your premise could be right.  Four cash transactions of $2,500, one each month, probably wouldn't raise any official interest.

I know I'm suspicious of where Greene suddenly got $10K.  That doesn't change the fact that that $10K doesn't translate into votes.
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