4 Oct 2011 3:31 pm
Is that what years of investigative journalism is? "Writing anything?"Since you seem to have so much faith in investigative journalists, how about Lorraine Minnite?She spent years researching voter fraud. Her research turned up one case of voter impersonation from 2000 to 2005: A New Hampshire teenager who cast a ballot as his father, who shared the same name. Minnite said she concluded "the whole problem is way overblown" largely for political reasons.Oh, but she doesn't agree with your Republican Talking Point ****, so she doesn't count, right Puss?No evidence? Shameless freaking liar.Here's yet another example of numerous I've cited.A striking example of identity fraud at polling places, well within living memory, is described in a grand jury report publicly released in 1984 by the Kings County District Attorney and former Democratic Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman.[...] The grand jury report revealed extensive voter registration and voter impersonation fraud in primary elections in Brooklyn between 1968 and 1982.Within living memory?1968 to 1982? That's your proof? ROFLMAO You get more ridiculous by the minute.You only believe people who agree with you, and dismiss the rest.Me....I believe George Bush's Justice Dep't, when they said that after a 5 year investigation into voter fraud, they found precious few cases.After a five-year hunt for voter fraud, the Bush administration's Justice Department came up with little widespread fraud, finding mostly cases of people mistakenly filling out voter registration forms or voting when they didn't know they were ineligible. But none of the cases involved a person voting as someone else.http://www.kansascit...l#ixzz1ZqXhhmRERepublicans use the myth of rampant voter fraud to pass the types of laws that mostly suppress the votes of those who tend to vote for Democrats.....minorities, college students, etc. They can't win unless they cheat.