The ultimate voter impersonation scheme where people actually voted in disguise and dressed in drag to fraudulently vote for others.  On this one, it is almost too surreal to believe.  

Daily Caller has more.

The Republican party is on the brink of dealing a major blow to Iowa’s traditional caucus system, with the process’ critics pointing to recent battles over military voting rights to make the case for ending traditional nominating contest. Chris Brown, Chairman of the Young Republican Federation of Alabama and a member of the Republican Convention’s Rules Committee, is expected introduce a measure tomorrow requiring states to use “every means practicable” to ensure that military voters can cast ballots in any process used in the Republican presidential nominating process, according to a person involved in the effort. The measure will be seconded by influential Ohio GOP chair Bob Bennett, who has been a member of the RNC for more than two decades, the source said.

“Holder’s ‘severe mental deficiency'”

“You don’t have to have a severe intellectual disability to work at the Justice Department. But it helps. . .  But the policy states that the Cabinet department run by Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. must “achieve a work force from all segments of society,” which includes those who are teetering on the edge of sanity.”

Makes you wonder what sort of juicy general liability policy the Nation carries against defamation.  Ouch:

Logan Churchwell, Public Relations Director for True the Vote fired back at the comments made by the liberal reporters [at the Nation]. “This is yet another futile attempt to stereotype a movement made up of thousands of Americans, many of whom are retired teachers and veterans, as something to be afraid of,” Churchwell told Red Alert. “Our national network of volunteer poll watchers are armed with notepads and smiles, not nightsticks and snarls. Accusations of intimidation have proven to be illogical and without any objective evidence. Although repetition of falsehoods in the press has a tendency to shape conventional wisdom, the attempts by Mr. Berman and his ilk are only showing a diminishing rate of return. A growing majority of Americans demand election integrity through a variety of measures. True the Vote stands ready to help deliver, despite the needless nail-biting of 50 people chatting on a webcam.

A spectacular, albeit hostile, graphic about Building an Election Day Army - True the Vote nationwide.  The map will get bigger and bigger with each passing week this fall.  I sure hope The Nation continues to update the map so vote fraudsters everywhere know they will are more likely to be caught this year.

Jeffery Harris of the Bancroft Firm and Carrie Severino of the Judicial Education Project have filed this amicus brief in the Supreme Court in the Shelby County case on my behelf.  I am joined by other former DOJ employees including Hans von Spakovsky, Roger Clegg, Charles Cooper, Robert Driscoll, William Bradford Reynolds, and Bradley Schlozman.  We detail misconduct in the Voting Section in the past, as well as Constitutional problems with the 2006 reauthorization. 

I will be speaking at the Republican National Lawyers Association election school in Sarasota this Friday and Saturday, so lite blogging, at least from me.  Maybe Lex or Tabella will keep you up to date.

In a high-stakes election that could help determine the presidency and control of the U.S. Senate, a judge has ruled Nevada’s unique “none of the above” ballot option is unconstitutional and has to go.  U.S. District Judge Robert C. Jones ruled Wednesday that because the “none” option can never win, even if it gets the most votes, it essentially makes those votes not count.

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The Washington Examiner explores how low military voter participation can go.