That's exactly what happened.

Voter fraud is after the fact.

Voter fraud is much more difficult to commit than election fraud.

Election fraud is what the cons have turned into an art form, for example:

1) Diebold miscounting votes
2) Using felon lists from Texas to purge voters in Florida (2000)
3) Under-supplying Democratic neighborhoods with too few election booths, which they did in Ohio and Denver.

It's really depressing to think of all the effort that goes into disenfranchising people in this country... I live in Chelsea MA, mostly minorities and immigrants. We are a few weeks away from the election and I still have not received anything telling me where I'm supposed to vote... Gonna call tomorrow and see what's up.

That said, I really do wonder what has to happen before real reaction happens to these sorts of events. After watching the HBO film on the Florida debacle, my heart just sinks to think that this country bills itself as something "democratic" and yet those in power seem to just not get it.

I don't know why ACORN didn't throw out the bad registration forms. It only costs $1000 for each form they withold from the government. With ten thousand bad forms that's only ten million in fines.

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I don't know why ACORN didn't throw out the bad registration forms. It only costs $1000 for each form they withold from the government. With ten thousand bad forms that's only ten million in fines.


Spoken like someone who hasn't been paying any attention.

ACORN flags forms that look fraudulent before they turn them in. To not do so would be negligent.

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