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In article <gd3599$naf$1@aioe.org>, mh <hobratschk@gmail.com> wrote:

> John Black wrote:
> > TaxService@aol.com says...
> >
> >> Nutty Attacks On ACORN
> > 
> > Yes, "Nutty Attacks" on an organization in the middle of massive voter 
> > fraud 
> 
> You *do* realize that ACORN, like all other groups doing voter 
> registration, are required, by law, to submit ALL voter registration 
> applications they receive?

And that when ACORN comes across apparently defective registrations, 
they themselves report it to the authorities.

> You *do* realize that you need to demonstrate that people have illegally 
> voted using these fraudulent registrations before your pathetic whines 
> will be taken seriously, don't you?

There's really little risk that fraudulent registrations will lead to 
voter fraud. I doubt the officials at the polling place are going to let 
someone signing in as "Mickey Mouse" vote. And if duplicate 
registrations occur, the officials will catch it if someone tries to 
vote twice under that name.

Also, despite unceasing claims by Republicans, very little real vote 
fraud - someone intentionally voting illegally - is committed. Even the 
Republican U.S. attorneys who were fired by Alberto "Speedy" Gonzales 
couldn't find actual examples of vote fraud.

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