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To: combjelly who wrote (363593)	12/19/2007 10:32:58 AM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573927

Umm, right. Which is why there are less than 10 convictions a year. If the "problem" is so widespread, why aren't there more? Because democrat politicians don't want Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton on their backs

To: combjelly who wrote (363593)	12/19/2007 1:13:17 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573927

Which is why there are less than 10 convictions a year. If the "problem" is so widespread, why aren't there more? Becuase its hard to prove and it tends to occur where the Democratic party controls the justice system. "* Paid Democrat operatives charged with slashing tires of 25 Republican get-out-the-vote vans in Milwaukee on the morning of Election Day." Were they paid? I am pretty sure they were volunteers. In addition, if the Democrats were behind, why were Democratic operatives the primary witnesses for the prosecution? Whether they were paid or not, its vandalism designed to suppress the opposition party's vote. As to why Democratic operatives were witnesses for the prosecution, I'd suggest a desire to avoid perjury. the New Hampshire phone jamming case.. Congrats, you have found something Cliff couldn't. Summing up, you have focused on the most minor of the Democratic vote fraud examples I gave. I consider the ACORN and E St Louis vote fraud cases the most serious. In E St Louis, a $67,000 fund for vote buying, with indications that votes were being bought for as little as $10. You can really rack up some votes like that.