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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: cirrus who wrote (53711)	10/30/2008 5:04:01 PM
From: longnshort	2 Recommendations Respond to of 224708

New York Democratic Campaign Adviser Fired After Registering to Vote in Ohio —Ace No big deal, really. Democratic lawyers, and the Democratic prosecutors in Ohio, advise us that Ohio law is "confusing" on the point that one can only vote in a state if one actually lives in that state. Democratic lawyers tell us so. Ohio prosecutors refuse to file charges. Because the law, you see, is so hopelessly arcane on the point of "only residents can vote." It's just a cock-up, honestly. Congressman John Hall (D-Dover Plains) fired one of his long-time campaign advisers Tuesday, after learning that she’s embroiled in voter fraud investigations in Ohio. Amy Little, 49, has been a registered Democrat in New York since 1991, and Ulster County election officials said she voted in the party primary here in February. But in October, Little registered to vote in Ohio. I blame The System. What other conclusion can one draw when Obama's lawyers and Democratic advisers cannot understand a law that says only residents are permitted to vote? It's sad that our laws are so baffling that even Obama's lawyers can't comprehend them, and send out their GOTV workers to sign up illegally to vote. Credit: Those troublemakers at Palestra broke the story. As they stepped into the public spotlight, they can expect Helen Jones-Kelley to conduct "well-meaning" investigations on them. I like how these pointy-headed snot-nosed college kids think it's so damn easy to figure out where one lives. Posted by Ace at 04:03 PM New Comments Thingy