Ok, now I know how hard Democrats work to increase the opportunities for voter fraud, but this has got to be one of the stupidest arguments ever made in support their efforts. This moron, Rep. Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio), obviously an African-American, has said that every state governed by a Republican is attempting to prevent the poor, minorities, seniors and students from voting by requiring individuals to present photo identification at the polls. What am I not getting about this insane argument? Just what is it about having to prove who you say you are that would prevent anyone from voting? Geez, in some cases you have to prove who you are when you pick up certain things at the Post Office. But I guess that the importance of identifying yourself in order to cast your vote pales in comparison to being able to pick up a package. It's just keeps getting harder and harder to take these people seriously. They've reduced themselves to the point where they are almost like cartoon characters.
“I guess they don’t think that we understand that they’re trying to keep poor people from voting, minorities from voting, the elderly from voting, students from voting, we are not stupid,” she told reporters at a Capitol Hill press conference on Wednesday alongside that other pillar of integrity, Rev. Jesse Jackson. On the contrary there Ms. Fudge, I don't think you're stupid, I think you're just another scheming and corrupt Democrat whose determined to make it as easy as possible for dead folks and their pets to vote for Democrats. She continued, “We understand that this is by design -- when you go to every state that a Republican governor, where there’s a Republican governor, they are doing this across this country and we’re just not going to take it.” Who the Hell is we? And what exactly is it that they're not going to take? And why is that Democrats are so desperate to ensure that the act of voter fraud is made to be as easy as possible? They and their many surrogates are constantly working toward the relaxation of any and all rules governing voting.
Given his usual vocal opposition to state-voter identification laws, Rev. Jesse "The Shakedown Artist" Jackson was asked what documents, rather than a photo ID, what exactly voters should be required to show to prove their identity. “You can use a utilities ID in some instances, a driver’s license or a Social Security number, a whole range of personal identifications – a phone bill.” Jackson continued to show his rather unique level of brain power by saying that moving Election Day from Sunday to Tuesday was a “scheme” to suppress the vote. “Even, for example, moving voting from Tuesday – Sunday back to Tuesday – well, Tuesday’s a day when most people work. That’s always a scheme to suppress the vote and you have higher turnout on the weekends,” he said. Hell, most Democrats don't work anyway, they just sit back and mooch off the rest of us. Obviously, it's people like this Ms. Fudge who must think that the rest of us are too stupid to see what it is that Democrats are trying to here.
Every instance of voter fraud that has ever occurred anywhere has been committed by those on the left. That my friends, is a fact. And that's all this cockamamie bullshit is about. The election isn't that far away so it's time to start ramping up things up as Democrats work to improved their chances of getting as many dead folks to the polls as possible. Their motto continues to be one that says, "Vote early and often." They seem to have gotten even more brazen in their attempt to create the most suitable environment as possible for this type of behavior to take place. And it's always these folks who repeatedly and continually accuse the other side of committing acts of voter fraud. It would be funny if it weren't so tragic. These blatantly unethical individuals just never cease to amaze me. How many elections have there been where miraculous uncounted votes have been "found" that just so happen to be for whatever Democrat candidate was in the race? But thugs from the Black Panthers dressed in military garb outside of a polling place isn’t considered to be voter intimidation.
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