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Article #60Re: Nutty Attacks On ACORN
From: John H. Fisher
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 01:24
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 01:24
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On Oct 15, 3:53�pm, John Black <jbl...@texas.net> wrote: > In article <dfmanno-6FC3AC.12360115102...@reader.motzarella.org>, > dfma...@mail.com says... > > > > > > > In article <MPG.235fbdd24c531a86989...@news.motzarella.org>, > > �John Black <jbl...@texas.net> wrote: > > > > Mickey Mouse is probably the one example that would not be allowed. �Now > > > that democrats have successfully gotten rid of the picture id requirements > > > in most states, they have enabled the kind of voter fraud that they wanted > > > all along (with ACORN providing the setup). �If they register Terrell Owens > > > in one precinct, and a guy shows up and says he's Owens, he votes without > > > needing to show an id. �Then if he goes to the next precinct and votes as > > > Dion Saunders, he's Dion Saunders. �They register fake people after removing > > > the one check that could prevent from actually voting. �If anyone wondered > > > why democrats were against picture ids for voting, they can't be wondering > > > anymore... > > > And as the Republican U.S. attorneys and a number of studies have found, > > this happens very rarely. > > How would anyone really know how often it happens. �Once cast, the ballots > cannot be tied to any voter because they are secret ballots. �Why not have > picture id so no one has to wonder how "rare" it is? �The answer is because > you want to enable the fraud to occur because you know which party is > benefiting. > > John Black- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - ACORN, which has been held out as a bogeyman for voter fraud (though only 26 TOTAL cases of voter fraud were prosecuted nationwide from 2002 - 2005), has bad registration rates below the California Republican Party's and a lawsuit alleging fraud in 2004 was dismissed by a judge for lack of merit?
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