If you watch the news Boss Vos apparently is having some issues keeping the troops in line but here’s the bottom line on his current election philosophy:
So is Charlie Brown = Gableman?
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Ed, aren’t you a little curious about the 569,277 voters that have a 1/1/1918 registration date (115,252 of them voted in November 2020!)? I didn’t even know that we had over a half a million 100 year olds in the state! Do ya think there’s a link between good cheese and longevity? Is the tasty Old Fashioned the elixir of life? To hell with vaccines, just give anyone a hunk of colby and a Bourbon Old Fashioned sour and send them on their way!
Why is it so easy for people to believe a lie over the truth? A lack of critical thinking skills?
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/jan/14/facebook-posts/false-claim-100000-wisconsin-voters-registered-mor/?s=09
You are correct, George. Anyone that points to this as a direct example of voter fraud is treading on very thin ice. However, if someone is pointing to this as an example of a careless lack of database maintenance, well then…Touchdown! (or at least Field Goal!). If you can then link it to colby cheese and Bourbon whiskey, that would be like a 2 point conversion.
Most databases have a default value for items missing in a column it’s standard practice, not careless maintenance
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No George, ALL databases have default values. Default or initialization values are inserted into fields when a record is created and the value of the field is unknown. During maintenance cycles, databases may be re-indexed or defragmented, but they should also be updated with a focus on finding missing values for important fields. I would think one of the more important fields in a voter database would be birth and registration dates. I’d even go so far as to think they would be required, but what do I know. I prefer my data files flat, up to date, and tilde delimited.
giggle giggle…he said tilde…chuckle.