Monterey Bay Forum

Do you have dead neighbors listed as able to vote? 1.8 MILLION dead Americans are so listed.

And these dead Americans should not be taken advantage of for political purposes by the Democrat Party and U.S. Atorney General Holder.

Their names should be removed from polling lists. How?

Picture IDs will protect the dead as well as the living.

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder’s opposition to picture IDs for voters does not protect the dead from being taken advantage of.

Next time you visit your polling place inquire if your dead neighbor at such and such address is on the list. And see if you — like the person who asked if Eric Holder at such and such address was on the list — are offered a ballot.
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“Attorney General Eric Holder has done everything in his power to prevent voters from showing ID at polling places. He’s moved to block states like Texas from implementing voter ID laws. But, as voting fraud expert John Fund writes today, “When groups sue to block photo-ID laws in court, they can’t seem to produce real-world examples of people who have actually been denied the right to vote. According to opinion polls, over 75 percent of Americans — including majorities of Hispanics and African-Americans — routinely support such laws.”

But that doesn’t stop Holder’s opposition. And Holder’s opposition simply makes voting fraud easier, as Fund writes:

“Filmmaker James O’Keefe demonstrated just how easy it is on Tuesday when he dispatched an assistant to the Nebraska Avenue polling place in Washington where Attorney General Holder has been registered for the last 29 years.

“O’Keefe specializes in the same use of hidden cameras that was pioneered by the recently deceased Mike Wallace, who used the technique to devastating effect in exposing fraud in Medicare claims and consumer products on 60 Minutes.

O’Keefe’s efforts helped expose the fraud-prone voter-registration group ACORN with his video stings, and has had great success demonstrating this year in New Hampshire, Vermont, and Minnesota just how easy it is to obtain a ballot by giving the name of a dead person who is still on the rolls.

“Indeed, a new study by the Pew Research Center found at least 1.8 million dead people are still registered to vote. They aren’t likely to complain if someone votes in their place.

Fund also notes that nothing O’Keefe did was illegal—a point that the left will no doubt ignore in their rush to smear O’Keefe.

This is not a right-left issue, Fund notes. It’s a basic fairness one—people should only vote in their own name.

“From voter fraud to election chicanery of all kinds, America teeters on the edge of scandal every November,” says Larry Sabato, the director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia and author of a comprehensive survey of voter fraud called “Dirty Little Secrets.” The fact that so many people want to thwart legitimate and prudent efforts to improve ballot integrity has become a scandal in its own right. Attorney General Holder is unlikely to agree with that, but after what happened at his polling place last Tuesday, he should at least understand that voter fraud itself is a scandal worth investigating.

But the chances of Holder admitting the problem are nil, since the left is so bound and detrermined to excuse voter fraud.

Media Trackers [mediatracker.org] discovered that over 20 individuals voted, some illegally, from one of Senator Lena Taylor’s (D-Milwaukee) properties during the April 5, 2011 spring election.

According to a Media Trackers open records request with the City of Milwaukee Election Commission, the property at 1018 N 35th St. in Milwaukee currently has 36 active voter registrations and at least 23 individuals voted using the address.

Senator Lena Taylor wants to recall Gov. Scott Walker for what she believes is his misuse of power, but in this case she appears to have been an accessory to illegal voting activities.

Furthermore, Senator Lena Taylor was an outspoken critic of the Photo ID bill, but if that bill had been in place it could have prevented voter fraud. A conservative political research group has accused state Senate Democrat Lena Taylor of being an “accessory” to voter fraud.

But Taylor says it’s nothing more than an act of kindness by her mother. Twenty-three people voted last April using the address of a group home and homeless shelter on the senator’s property — and it’s run by Taylor’s mother, whose name is also Lena.

Media Trackers said one of the people who voted was a 44-year-old convicted felon who was on a work release sentence, and was not allowed to vote by law. And a few months later, Taylor proposed a bill to let felons who are out of prison vote before their parole obligations are finished. The group said Taylor is guilty of gross negligence by not stopping the felon from voting. But Taylor tells the Journal Sentinel that her mother provides needy people with a place to stay. And she simply encourages them to vote, which Taylor called “admirable.”

The senator said her mother didn’t do anything more than remind them it was Election Day, and confirm information for registrations at the polls.

Media Trackers said the group home violated zoning laws, holding way more than eight people as allowed by city code. The senator says the home is not that restrictive, and many people move in-and-out frequently.

The home was listed by the state as a non-profit group until last March. But the Journal Sentinel says people still stay there, even though it’s not a legal entity.d stopped some of the potential voter fraud that took place from her property.
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It’s nice to see just plain, old fashioned fraud. These folks are at least alive.

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