It's happening - A family in Atlanta says it received a voter registration form this week for their cat Cody – which passed away a dozen years ago.

“There’s a huge push but if they’re trying to register cats, I’m not sure who else they’re trying to register,” the late cat’s owner, Carol Tims, told Fox5 Atlanta. “I’m not sure if they’re trying to register dogs, mice, snakes.”

She said they received the form addressed to the cat in their mailbox on Wednesday, with a pre-printed label that said “Cody Tims,” according to a photo on Fox5.

While Times said the pet was a “great cat, indoor and outdoor” who “loved his family, loved his neighborhood” — living to age 18 1/2 —  he likely won’t be voting any time soon. “He’s a cat and he’s been dead for a long time,” Tims told Fox5.

But where the voter registration form came from is unclear.The Secretary of State’s Office says the application did not come from their office. They say third party groups often use mailing lists to get names and addresses. They released a statement saying: ‘Third-party groups all over the country are targeting Georgia to help register qualified individuals. This group makes you wonder what these out-of-town activists are really doing. Make no mistake about it, this office is dedicated to investigating all types of fraud,'” Fox5 reported.With COVID-19 still a problem in the U.S., Democrats have been pushing for mail-in voting.

“The Democratic chairs of key House committees on Friday called on Congress to send $4 billion to states to allow for mail-in voting and other efforts to conduct elections during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying the right to vote ‘may be in jeopardy’ without action,” The Hill reported in May.But President Trump vehemently opposes the push. “Mail-In Ballot fraud found in many elections. People are just now seeing how bad, dishonest and slow it is. Election results could be delayed for months. No more big election night answers? 1% not even counted in 2016. Ridiculous! Just a formula for RIGGING an Election

Based upon the photo, . . . poor old DonDieog suspects that cat is a Democrat.

Ha,Ha, Ha....

OOoo...slam dunk !   An APPLICATION.     thats big.   Really.       

Of course, Appliciations are not synonymous with Acceptance.    For example, their cat  would be well within his ability (presuming he was alive and literate) to fill out a credit card application....or a Harvard Law School Application...or a gun license application.....or a FOX News Analyst job application.

And he would probably have about as much chance at acceptance at those endeavors as getting on the voter rolls in Georgia.

But it sure scares the bejesus out of conservatives  the general public will vote the same way the sitting president does.    Scares him too !     good luck in November.

Of course, the idiot story that Stalker posted is complete, utter bullshit--nothing but fabricated propaganda. Complete, made-up nonsense copied and pasted from the ass of Facebook.

Anybody raving about voting by mail is ignorant of the fact that in 2016, 1/4 of all votes were cast by mail. If voting by mail were abolished, US citizens living abroad, military members and their families stationed overseas, and anyone not at their primary residence at the time of an election could not vote.

The percentage of votes cast by mail suggests that over 15 million of the votes cast for Trump were fraudulent. Trump said so himself. No wonder he "won."

Of course, the only reason for raving about mail-in ballots is because Trump thinks that the fewer people vote, the better his chances are. However, repeated studies have show that mail-in voting favors neither Democrats or Republicans; in fact, there is some indication that a slim majority of the votes cast by mail are by Republicans. So Trump may be shooting himself in the foot--one of the things he does so well.

In rebuttal to another lie by Kevin- 

Posted July 10, 2020 in Politics , Source: fox5atlanta,

While Democrats continue to pretend that there is no such thing as vote fraud in the United States, case after case proves them wrong, and the latest is a doozy.The latest example of why this is a non-starter and a disaster comes from a family in Atlanta, who report that their dead cat just received a voter registration form in the mail Fox5 Atlanta reports:It's a presidential election year and there's a big push to get people registered to vote.

Some people are even getting flyers in the mail to register. One Atlanta family says despite what some people think, their family pet won't be going to the polls.

When Ron Tims checked his mail Wednesday he found something addressed to Cody Tims.  Cody doesn't get much mail. Cody is a cat. He died 12 years ago. "A great cat, indoor and outdoor, loved his family, loved his neighborhood. He was 18 and a half when he passed away," says Carol Tims.

"We have a voter registration application for Cody Tims! How did this happen? It's not reality, he's a cat and he's been dead for a long time," she added, noting that she and husband Ron thought it was 'amusing.'

Except that it's not amusing. 

Simply put, mail-in voting represents Democrats’ best opportunity to steal elections at will and in perpetuity, leaving them in power for the foreseeable future, which explains why they are pushing so hard for it.So, where did this application come from? The answer is even scarier.

According to Fox5, the Georgia secretary of state’s office didn’t send it (and that’s where voter registrations and ballots for statewide races come from).

“Third-party groups all over the country are targeting Georgia to help register qualified individuals. This group makes you wonder what these out-of-town activists are really doing. Make no mistake about it, this office is dedicated to investigating all types of fraud,” the office said in a statement. 

It sure does make us wonder, but the results appear to speak for themselves. These groups – some of them, anyway – are looking to bring Chicago-style ‘dead people voting’ techniques to other parts of the country, using animals.

Any, likely, any other names they can get a hold of.

Understand that mail-in ballots go to all names on voter registration lists. Such lists are usually out of date because they’re not properly maintained, which is a violation of federal law. It takes lawsuits to get jurisdictions to clean up voter registration rolls.

This example is the best one yet for nationwide voter ID. -- This is the same report I posted before - check the date of THIS report and the news source. The report is true. Kevin's response is, another lie, as usual.

Here is what David deleted from the original story:

"The Secretary of State's Office says they're quite sure that even if Cody were still alive and showed up at the polls, he wouldn't be allowed to vote since he did not have a license or state ID."

So? Your point is?

The usual. You put up a deceptively edited story (again) because your news source (correctly) thinks they can play you for a fool (again).

Rinse, wash, repeat.

It's propaganda. It was obviously a mistake and it was impossible that it would have resulted in an actual vote.

You edited the content to omit a crucial statement, as usual, as propaganda-spreading scumbags usually do. You're the liar, and calling me a liar for pointing out the false nature of your stupid propaganda does not make you any less of a liar.