Maybe you need to get a grip on life chairboy. If anyone is getting started ramping up it's pretty obvious it's the Dems. Dems have learned from their past history that the way to get things done without having to have facts is to take it to the press who hardly ever question whether the allegation is substantiated or not when the accuser is a Dem. The fact that 99% of Dem claims are completely disproven after the election is hardly ever reported, and never with the types of headlines generated during the campaign. Of course by then, the story that the Republicans stole yet another election is part of urban myth simply because it has been repeated so often. The Dems then go on to use this myth to claim the winners (Republicans naturally) are illigitimate. Just google "voter fraud" and look at all of the hysterical and breathless claims by Dems that just about every single race they lost was stolen.
Of course, it would also be useless to point out to you that the great majority of areas where Dems claimed voter improprieties were, in fact, controlled by the Dems themselves. Cook County, IL., Broward County, FL.; Dade Country, FL; Palm Beach Country, FL; Franklin County, OH; Milwaukee, WI; and King County, WA; (plus a bunch more in New York, New Jersey, New Orleans, etc., etc., etc.) all have Democrats running their elections.
The Dem plan of attack is not just intuitively obvious to the casual observer but actually part of their written strategy to 'front load' accusations in preparation for their coming defeat:
From the American Center on Voting Rights regarding the 2004 election
(Link) :
An internal Kerry-Edwards/DNC manual obtained by the press in October 2004 urged Democrat operatives to launch “pre-emptive strikes” alleging Republican voter intimidation against minority voters, regardless of whether evidence of such intimidation actually existed. The Kerry-Edwards/DNC “Colorado Election Day Manual” stated: “If no signs of intimidation techniques have emerged yet, launch ‘pre-emptive strike.’” (5) (Exhibit A) Though titled “Colorado Election Day Manual” this document and its recommendations were reportedly part of the campaign plan used by Democrats in Florida and other battleground states.Funny thing about Dems leading with pre-emptive claims of voting improprieties is that they are now concerned that Black voters are not planning on turning out to vote tomorrow....why? Because they believe the Dem hype that their votes won't count anyway.
More interesting info from the report:
....Just as it is clear that the outcome of the election in Ohio was decided fairly, it is also clear that thousands of Americans were disenfranchised by illegal votes cast on November 2. For every illegal vote cast and counted on Election Day, a ballot cast by a legitimate voter is cancelled out, effectively disenfranchising the properly registered voter. In Wisconsin, a joint federal-local law enforcement task force found “clear evidence of fraud in the Nov. 2 election in Milwaukee,” including hundreds of illegal votes by double voters and felons. (133) In Washington, a state judge found that more than 1,600 illegal and fraudulent votes were cast in an election decided by a mere 133 votes. (134) In both Wisconsin and Washington, illegal votes may have decided statewide elections in 2004.
....In addition to actual illegal votes, there appears to have been a coordinated effort by members of some organizations to rig the election system through voter registration fraud. Criminal investigations and news reports suggest that thousands of fictional voters such as the now infamous Jive F. Turkey, Sr., Dick Tracy and Mary Poppins were registered to vote. This widespread voter registration fraud was accompanied by an apparently coordinated national litigation strategy to manipulate election laws in battleground states and, specifically, to eliminate the provisions of election law that would prevent vote fraud. If successful, this litigation may have allowed Dick Tracy to vote not once, but twice.OK, so Dems have driven the hype about voter fraud to insane levels. We all know it's on the rise....right? How about this report by Demos in 2003
(Link): The overall conclusion of the report is that election fraud in the United States is low and fraud has had a minimal impact on electoral outcomes. The report also finds that the important electoral reforms of recent years have not led to increased election fraud and, in some cases, have helped reduce the potential for fraud.Scary stuff....right? In a way it is but not because of any voter fraud. The fact that so many Americans and people around the world actually believe the Dem BS is staggering.
