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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (427156)	10/16/2008 3:07:34 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (1) of 1571928

"Looking the other way (for fear of disenfranchising poor and minority voters) and denying the existing evidence of voter fraud under ACORN does not support the notion that you take voter fraud seriously." Dance, spin, weave and bob. Are there fraudulent voter registration forms? Sure. Are there fraudulent voter identifications issued? Don't know. I haven't seen much in the way of evidence. I think that the DOJ has gotten about a dozen of so cases in the past few years. Are there fraudulent votes cast with those voter IDs? Well, of the DOJ cases, only a couple resorted in a vote. There is a much larger number of double voting by snow birds that was found by a single reporter. Photo IDs wouldn't stop these, nor would they have stopped the known DOJ cases. So I fail to see how not taking a fairy tale seriously means I don't take voter fraud seriously. Voter fraud should be taken seriously. Using voter fraud as an issue to suppress legitimate voters, though, is a type of voter fraud that is much more prevalent. Why is Republican voter fraud ok?

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