The revenue slumping New York Times discovers voter fraud, perhaps for the first time this fall.  Of course it took a Republican being accused for the Times to wake from it’s vote fraud denying slumber.

A better solution is for all parties to be interested in voter fraud, all the time, no matter who is involved, whether a Republican, or the son of a Democratic Congressman. 

 “Is Obama’s ‘firewall’ crumbling?” Daily Mail.

 “Is Obama’s ‘firewall’ crumbling?” Daily Mail.

 PJ Tatler.

Another dispatch from the fringe.

 Link.  Another win for election integrity.  Another loss for voter ID opponents.

Froomkin is projecting.  He (and others) really believe the election integrity movement is a GOP plot to harm democrats.  So he thinks he has a gotcha moment when Republicans are caught engaging in voter registration fraud.  He just doesn’t get it.  It doesn’t matter who is committing the crime, whether a Democrat activist like Lessa Dolla Sowers in Tunica MS or the Republican Indiana Secretary of State, the law is the law.  Democrats like Jim Moran and Dan Froomkin who think they have a gotcha moment when a Republican commits voter fraud just don’t understand the movement.  It’s about the Rule of Law, not party affiliation.

Fox News with Hans von Spakovsky.

 Fox News.

Tova Wang continues to tell outright lies about True the Vote, this time in Salon.  True the Vote trains poll monitors to observe, not mount “mass challenges to voters around the country at the polls based on obviously flawed and flimsy information.” 

Will she correct her defamatory story?  Doubtful. The agenda to smear honest citizens won’t abidge the correction.