Originally Posted by Mikeyy

Or he could debate the topic which after all is the point of a forum.

Originally Posted by cnredd

As far as the OP, this not only proves that Vote ID isn't about the suppression of minorities, but Democrats should be jumping on the Voter ID bandwagon for situations EXACTLY like this...

Originally Posted by cnredd

From my post...

Learn how to read a WHOLE post instead of stopping where you feel like...

Originally Posted by off the porch

This was a registration fraud attempt, not a voter impersonation attempt......big difference.

Originally Posted by cnredd

The results are the same...

If I have my REAL name registered, but then I falsely register again under an alias in a different ward, then without Voter ID, I could vote in my REAL ward with my REAL name, and then drive over to the next district and VOTE AGAIN with my alias...However, if they checked their registration and and say "OK Mr. alias...let's see some ID", I'd be SOL...

...which is what the public should not only want, but DEMAND...

Originally Posted by off the porch

How many times has that been known to happen?

Originally Posted by faithful_servant

Right... When ACORN was proven to have problems OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER again, the Dems. were oh so speedy to separate themselves from them....
<I'd throw in some eye-rolling smilies, but in all honesty they simply do not communicate the idea well enough. If I could find one that was about 42 sq/miles in size, that would come close>

Originally Posted by Mikeyy

Looks like with the right all worked up over voter fraud that never existed isn't it ironic that they are they ones popped for doing it?

The Republican National Committee has terminated its relationship with Strategic Allied Consulting, a firm run by longtime GOP consultant Nathan Sproul that is currently under investigation for possible voter fraud in three Florida counties.

The RNC had paid the firm $2.9 million this year to conduct voter registration drives in five swing states -- Colorado, Florida, Nevada, North Carolina and Virginia.

NBC News reports:

The move came after the Palm Beach County, Fla., elections supervisor discovered 108 potentially fraudulent registration forms submitted by the GOP consulting firm, including suspected phony signatures and home addresses that matched those of a gas station, a medical building and a Land Rover dealership.
NBC News has learned that two other Florida counties, Santa Rosa and Okaloosa, have also reported possible fraudulent registration forms submitted by the firm, including apparent dead people being registered as new voters. Prosecutors in two counties are investigating possible voter fraud by the GOP consulting firm, officials said.

NBC also notes that Mitt Romney's campaign paid approximately $80,000 to Lincoln Strategy Group, another firm run by Sproul, for "field consulting." Sarah Pompei, a spokeswoman for the campaign, sought to distance Romney's team from the company, telling NBC, "We used this vendor for signature gathering services during the primary but have not used them since 2011."

But what could cause trouble are news reports from 2012 linking Sproul to the campaign. An Associated Press report quoted him in February as "an Arizona political consultant who is working for Romney's campaign."

Additionally, Federal Election Commission filings show that the Romney campaign made two payments totaling $889.44 for "Rent & Utilities" to Lincoln Strategy Group in March 2012.

A Romney campaign spokesperson told The Huffington Post that this year the campaign used the firm only for office space and paid it accordingly. When asked to comment on Sproul's reported role as a political consultant to the campaign, the spokesperson insisted that the campaign has not used the "vendor" since 2011.

This is not the first time Sproul has been linked to voter fraud allegations. He has been accused of tampering with Democratic voter registration forms over several election cycles across multiple states.





Republican National Committee Drops Firm Over Voter Fraud Allegations

Originally Posted by CindyB

You said it! I'll NEVER forget that. And now ACORNS Union, the SEIU is out there PAYING people $11.00 an hour to protest at Romney rally's.

You can't make stuff like that up.

Originally Posted by cnredd

Fraud is intend to NOT be found...

Fraud is also complicit when the ones in charge of finding it decide not to because it'll hurt their agenda...

Originally Posted by off the porch

So, how many fraud cases like you described have been found? You know, proof that your fantasy "what-if" strawman actually exists.