The specter of voter fraud looms larger every day in the battleground states. People all over our country are wondering if the winner on Nov. 4th will be the legitimate recipient of properly registered voters or the product of massive voter fraud. There is growing fear and evidence it could be the latter.
Yesterday, authorities raided the Las Vegas ACORN/
Reform Now office. How many fraudulent registrations did they find? Who knows. From
The Las Vegas Review-Journal: "We don't know how many (falsified
forms) are here; there may be two, or there may be thousands," said Bob
Walsh, spokesman for the secretary of state's office.
Registration fraud typically stems from workers striving to meet their daily quota of submitted voter forms, [Secretary of State Ross] Miller said.
After the debate last night, a reporter also mentioned the quota as one reason for submitting bogus registration names. She said that since February of 2008, 90,000 new voters were registered in Nevada by ACORN. She was quick to add that authorities said these don't compromise voter rolls because crosschecks are made and the fraudulent ones are kept off the voter rolls. Nevada doesn't have a voter ID law either. Somehow I don't feel all that confident.
And who is ACORN?
ACORN is a nonpartisan
organization, but it is affiliated with a political action committee
that has endorsed Democrat Barack Obama in the presidential election. ...
Obama's work as a community organizer in Chicago in the early 1990s
was with Project Vote, but his campaign said it was not affiliated with
ACORN at the time. Obama also was part of a team of lawyers
representing ACORN in 1995 in a lawsuit that accused the state of
Illinois of putting up barriers to poor people trying to register.
Our nation's voter registration lists are compromised. The Help America Vote Act was to have helped clean up the voter rolls, but that does little to combat voter fraud with same day registration. There is little we can do to combat this in time.
Heaven help us. (I know I said that earlier.)
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Brookfield7, Fairly Conservative, Betterbrookfield, Jay Weber, Mark Levin, Vicki Mckenna
