Dems want to have it both ways when it comes to election fraud.
The summation is in the lede:
"When Republicans win elections, liberals are quick to cry fraud. But when actual fraud is found, they are just as quick to deny it, if Democrats are the ones who benefit."
Excerpt:
Local officials refused to accept the registrations because they had been delivered after last year's Oct. 7 registration deadline. Initially, Acorn officials demanded the registrations be accepted and threatened to sue King County (Seattle) officials if they were tossed out. But just after four Acorn registration workers were indicted in Kansas City, Mo., on similar charges of fraud, the group reversed its position and said the registrations should be rejected. But by then, local election workers had had a reason to carefully scrutinize the forms and uncovered the fraud. Of the 1,805 names submitted by Acorn, only nine have been confirmed as valid, and another 34 are still being investigated. The rest--over 97%--were fake.
I wonder if the Acorn group was also somehow involved with the stealing of the gubernatorial election a couple of years ago.
ReplyDeleteCan't find any direct mention, but the fraud in the governor's race was mainly found in King County, where many of the fraudulent voters are registered.
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