Voter Fraud Totals
By Wink
In our July 28 column we discussed GOP efforts to eliminate voters on a nationwide basis.
To pass laws restricting voters, they drummed up the following phony message: Fraud, fraud, fraud.
So where is the fraud?
Ohio is one of the states that passed a new, more restrictive law as to who can and who can’t vote.
The most recent survey in Ohio was for the years 2002-2004. Of the votes cast in Ohio, 9,078,728 in all, four turned out to be fraudulent.
Four. That is 44 one-millionths of one percent.
If Ohio voter fraud were so prevalent as to add up to one percent (1%), it would add up to 90,787 votes.
Again, the Ohio total was 4. Democracy under siege!
Wisconsin also seems to care about this massive fraud issue. They also surveyed the ballots in a recent election. Three votes were tossed out, two for bad ballots and one who voted at wrong precinct. Three total.
Due to the new ‘fraud’ laws, guess who won’t qualify in Wisconsin: College students (among others). You may no longer use a student ID as a form of identification. Therefore out of state students either have to travel back to their home state to vote on a Tuesday, during the school week, or they must somehow establish residence in Wisconsin enough to obtain a Wisconsin license.
These students are old enough and, presuming being in college means ANYTHING, they are probably more aware of government and current events.
Intelligent and aware voters are an anathema to the GOP, so they must be eliminated if possible.
Certainly it is better to turn away tens of thousands of voters rather than let seven people in two states get away with such shenanigans!
If you are hard-core GOP you can feel proud, Republicans are so much more coordinated at their slimy efforts than Dems.
Republicans are so effective that they now control the legislatures in most states, even in states with a majority of Democrats.
This is brilliant. Start by controlling state laws and abuse them to effect national elections.
Brilliant.
Do I wish the Dems were this brilliant/creative? I guess not. This level of manipulation is dishearteningly close to evil.
As weak as they are, I would rather the Dems tried to win the right way.
More voters is more democratic, with a lower-case ‘d’. We need that.
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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