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Election Fraud

There are a lot of news stories about the Democrats challenging poll results in Ohio lately, even though Bush won that state by 118,000 votes. Although I think the Democrats are just doing political grandstanding on the issue and it won’t change anything, making sure the elections are fair is a noble enough cause. Go on, Dems, count them again.

While you’re at it, though, would you mind counting the votes in Wisconsin? The trend in that state (Gore won by 22 points, Kerry by 35 points) contradicts the national trend, and Bush only lost the entire state by 11,384 votes. In the heavily Democratic city of Milwaukee, though, 83,000 people registered on the last day to vote, over 20% of all eligible voters. Over 10,000 of those votes are fake addresses.

Many people are wondering if Bush won Wisconsin after all. I’m sure the Democrats want every eligible vote count and the fake votes thrown out in this state, too. I’m sure of it.

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5 responses to “Election Fraud”

  1. A.M.M. Avatar
    A.M.M.

    One would think that, given their rhetoric.

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  2. Jo Avatar
    Jo

    Shall I hold my breath?

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  3. Sean Avatar
    Sean

    How does one register on the last day to vote?
    I thought that was not allowed.

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  4. Michael Avatar
    Michael

    In Wisconsin, walk-up registration is allowed. They then mail your registration card. Or they would, if 10,000 people hadn’t given fake addresses.

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