Author Archives: J Christian Adams

Voter Fraud Made Harder in NC

“The do-over election in Pembroke that is scheduled for March 11 is likely to produce results that town’s residents can trust, but it also might provide additional evidence of fraud in the Nov. 5 election for those who stubbornly cling to the notion that there was none — assuming those people exist.

The last time we did this dance was in 2007, when a Lumberton City Council election ended in a tie and then months later, one of those candidates, the incumbent, defeated the other, the challenger, in a relative landslide. That raised eyebrows, but not much more. At that time there was no determined investigation of how the results from two elections featuring the same candidates in the same district only months apart could be so disparate.”

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“Democrats Complain about Voter Fraud Their Bill Enabled”



Thanks to Colorado Democrats, “voter fraud is now legal.”


 


Colorado’s Democrat-controlled Legislature couldn’t wait to pass a “comprehensive” package of “progressive” election law changes last year that allowed same-day voter registration.  Critics who opposed the partisan bill, including the state’s top election official and every GOP legislator, warned that the law’s ambiguity on residency and removal of the period in which to verify voters’ eligibility would enable fraud.  One senator even suggested that HB 13-1303 should be called the “Same Day Voter Fraud Act.”


 


Now the very Democrats who supported the lax new election rules, like Christy Le Lait, former campaign manager for recalled Democrat Senate President John Morse, are miffed that Denver activist Jon Caldara won’t be prosecuted for voter fraud – because he followed their law.


 


“I think (Caldara) got away with voter fraud,” Le Lait told The Denver Post.


 


The state disagreed, thanks to the “anything goes” voting law enacted by Le Lait’s old boss and his Progressive-Democrat pals.  “After an extensive, months-long inquiry by the Colorado Attorney General’s Office, Caldara has been cleared… because the attorney general can find no reasonable means of prosecuting him.”


 


As predicted, the AG “could neither confirm nor disprove Caldara’s self-affirmation of an intention to make District 11 a permanent home… That was Caldara’s point… That’s why we’ve long required a modicum of residential stability before allowing someone to vote in a community election. We want voters who’ve invested at least a few weeks in a locale before helping determine who governs it. We want voters who actually live in a jurisdiction, not those willing to espouse intended residency for the sake of promoting special interests.”


“If prosecutors can’t charge someone who exploited the law, after summoning cameras and reporters to the scene, they certainly can’t contend with run-of-the-mill abuse committed in silence.”



“Newtown Massacre Spurs Schools to Stop Serving as Voting Sites”

Doug Lewis, executive director of The Election Center, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization representing the nation’s election officials, encouraged Obama’s commission to address the matter as part of its goal of reducing long lines.  “Any consideration of forcing the election process to abandon schools as voting locations is likely to have one of the most dramatic impacts on the cost and conduct of elections in the U.S.,” he said in written testimony.
More at Newsmax.com

“The IRS Scandal, Day 238″

The media plays defense for the Obama Administration for almost a year attacking the messengers exposing the truth, instead of digging for facts and reporting the truth to the American people. Just think of all those juicy stories that could have been on the front pages if the media actually spent time investigating and reporting on the story.  Link to Paul Caron @ TaxProfBlog who has documented the unrelenting attacks on the messengers.”