NoPanic Wrote:
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> Gordon Blvd Wrote:
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/virginia-polit
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> ics/post/cuccinelli-seems-to-agree-voter-fraud-hel
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> ped-obama/2012/11/27/c117aa0a-38e2-11e2-a263-f0ebf
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> > fed2f15_blog.html
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> > My personal fav quote: During the interview,
> > Cuccinelli bemoaned the fact that state law
> does
> > not give him authority to initiate voter fraud
> > investigations. He can only take up such cases
> > once they are referred to his office by other
> > officials.
> >
> > Translation - Coo Coo Ken thinks either Obama's
> > got EVERY election officals in his back pocket
> > (since none of these officials have referred to
> > him any of tthe OBVIOUS fraud that has happened
> > LoLz) or that Obama himself was running every
> > polling location o_0
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> This whole 'voter fraud conspiracy' has got to
> come to an end. This has been investigated over
> and over and the there is no evidence that it is
> happens more than a handful of times. While any
> fraud is bad, 50-100 votes in a statewide election
> (or 2000-3000 nationally) is not going to effect
> the outcome. On the other hand, voter suppression
> (primarily through misinformation) is common and a
> growing issue, especially when it comes to to the
> need to produce an ID when you vote which is what
> happened in Pennsylvania even though the courts
> suspended this requirement for the 2012 election.
>
> With regard to Cuccinelli running for governor,
> once the Republican party opted for a convention
> over a primary any chance that Bolling had to
> compete was over since conventions bring out the
> most diehard partisan supporters. Cooch could
> still win statewide, but I think that it is going
> to be close and I am hoping that someone emerges
> to challenge McAullife since he is almost the
> polar extreme. I could vote for Bolling as
> independent if he chose to run, but that seems
> unlikely.
No one outside of the lunatic conservative morning zoo hosts are talking about voter fraud. The fact Ken thinks it is an issue while more powerful, and equally nutty, conservatives like Eric Cantor stay quiet shows how out of touch this guy is.