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To: combjelly who wrote (363452)	12/18/2007 9:38:39 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573954

You didn't give a link for that. I suggest you do some looking at Tan Nguyen before you believe anything under that name. He's apparently run for office as both a Democrat and a Republican. Seems like a weirdo. Your request for proven examples of Democratic vote fraud appears below - this is a quick selection - if I wanted to spend a little time, I could dig up much more I'm sure. ----------------------------------- Proven Democratic vote fraud. These are just the tip of the iceberg. Vote fraud is enormous in Demo-controlled innner cities. Voter fraud conviction upheld Posted: June 14, 2007 In a 3-0 decision, a federal appeals court Thursday upheld the voter fraud conviction of Kimberly Prude, the Milwaukee grandmother of three who cast an illegal absentee ballot in the 2004 election. Buy a link hereThe U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago rejected claims made by Prude's defense team that key testimony from the chief inspector at a polling location where Prude worked on election day should have been omitted from the jury trial. The court also rejected a claim that the jury was not instructed adequately on the theory of Prude's defense as well as claims that Prude was denied the chance to introduce testimony about procedures to withdraw a vote. Prude, a felon under state supervision, was ineligible to vote in 2004. She worked as a volunteer for the John Kerry-John Edwards campaign and cast an absentee ballot after an Oct. 22, 2004 rally that featured Rev. Al Sharpton. jsonline.com The defendants were found guilty on all counts following a four-week trial in U.S. District Court in East St. Louis. Four of the defendants -- Jessie Lewis, Sheila Thomas, Yvette Johnson and former city official Kelvin Ellis -- were found guilty of conspiracy to commit election fraud and election fraud. All worked for the Democratic Party during the election last November. Democratic Party boss and former City Councilman Charlie Powell was found guilty of one count of conspiracy to commit election fraud. The five were charged with paying voters up to $10 a vote to vote for Democratic candidates during the Nov. 2 general election. The jury deliberated about five and a half hours before returning the verdicts. The Federal Court Trial started on June 1, 2005 on the 5 East St. Louis Democrats accused of voter fraud. The East St. Louis Democratic Party was given $67,000 before the November 2nd election to "Get Out the Vote!" gatewaypundit.blogspot.com $67,000 will buy 6700 votes at $10 a pop. We can only hope some of the money stuck to the fingers of the vote buyers. Two more guilty pleas in the 2003 East Chicago primary election bring to 32 the number of voting fraud convictions since the maligned polling took place, prosecutors announced today. Ashley Dunlap, of East Chicago, has pleaded guilty to one count of aiding the fraudulent application of a ballot, a Class D felony. thetimesonline.com. * Paid Democrat operatives charged with slashing tires of 25 Republican get-out-the-vote vans in Milwaukee on the morning of Election Day. * Misleading telephone calls made by Democrat operatives targeting Republican voters in Ohio with the wrong date for the election and faulty polling place information. * Intimidating and deceiving mailings and telephone calls paid for by the DNC threatening Republican volunteers in Florida with legal action. * Union-coordinated intimidation and violence campaign targeting Republican campaign offices and volunteers resulting in a broken arm for a GOP volunteer in Florida. Vote fraud and voter registration fraud were significant problems in at least a dozen states around the county. Vote fraud is a reality in America that occurred not only in large battleground states like Wisconsin but in places like Alabama and Kentucky. The record indicates that in 2004, voter registration fraud was mainly the work of so-called “nonpartisan” groups such as Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) and NAACP National Voter Fund. Examples include: * Joint task force in Wisconsin found “clear evidence of fraud in the Nov. 2 election in Milwaukee,” including more than 200 felon voters, more than 100 double voters and thousands more ballots cast than voters recorded as having voted in the city. * NAACP National Voter Fund worker in Ohio paid crack cocaine in exchange for a large number of fraudulent voter registration cards in names of Dick Tracy, Mary Poppins and other fictional characters. * Former ACORN worker said there was “a lot of fraud committed” by group in Florida, as ACORN workers submitted thousands of fraudulent registrations in a dozen states across the country, resulting in a statewide investigation of the group in Florida and multiple indictments and convictions of ACORN/Project Vote workers for voter registration fraud in several states. powerlineblog.com