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Voter fraud uncovered once again.

DNC employee tells a voter how to vote twice for Obama.

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  1. persecutor

    October 10th, 2012

    It’s the Chicago Way®.

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  2. Mr. Happy

    October 10th, 2012

    Voting twice, that’s wrong, right?

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  3. Keyser Söze

    October 10th, 2012

    Tune-up time…

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  4. CrustyB

    October 10th, 2012

    But Rachel Maddow, Debbie Crisco and Rosario Dawson inform us that taking measures against voter fraud is racist!

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  5. scr_north

    October 10th, 2012

    I don’t think that the Dems are guilty of abetting what would be voter fraud however it strikes me that they would have ample grounds to suspect that the person in front of them will be committing a fraud and I would wonder whether there is any law on the books that compells a person to contact law enforcement to inform them of such. Probably not and I wouldn’t count on the conscience of these progs to kick in. What would be an interesting contrast is if the same test were run at a conservative get out the vote organisation. I bet they’d counsel them not to commit voter fraud and inform them of the penalties for doing so.

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  6. Mountain Dog

    October 10th, 2012

    They have no way to win an honest election and they know it. Bunch of hungry rats.

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  7. persecutor

    October 10th, 2012

    It’s only voter fraud if you get caught!

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  8. Death_By_Farts

    October 10th, 2012

    Meh…It’s Texas.

    I’m pretty sure Romney will carry Texas no matter how much voter fraud they commit.

    It’s states like Ohio and Florida, and even Virginia I worry about.

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  9. FreeMan & Sarah Voting Early & Often

    October 10th, 2012

    The law is strange, if caught only the person committing the crime is charged, no changes are made to the tally in most places once the vote is official.

    I am voting in all 57 states.

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