[machman]

I still say fraud has cost the repubs this state two times in a row.

[exnavy]

An idea who's time has come, let's repeal motor/voter.

[MamaLucci]

Yep, should have been taken care of after the 2000 election was stolen in WI.

[Salvation]

For later.

[truthandlife]

Praise the Lord! I would get this done right now nationally while it is still on people's minds and the Republicans have the momemtum.

[Alia]

In California, in mid-90s, Republicans attempted to get passed a bill to curb vote fraud. All Democrats shot it down. I've followed ever since -- Republicans try to address voter fraud, and the Democrats shoot it down. This begs no question. It is obvious that Democrats are using voter fraud, and have been using it for a long time. Their so-called excuses for fighting the presentation of Driver's licenses as a means to validating a voter needs examination, IMHO.

I used to think the Dems were fighting "driver's license proof of citizenship/registration" simply because it was "one more extra step" -- and more importantly it would reveal the pro-Dem issue and bias FOR illegal immigrants. Now, my own observation over these years has shown me, it is far more complex.

There is plenty of fraud going on in DMVS all across this nation. And if one checks the political registrations of workers at the DMVs.. one begins to find that curiously, political registration parallels political "identities" of those teaching at our college campuses. Democrats. Dittos, elections boards.

It is time, way time, to address vote fraud. No excuses from the Democrats, no more BS-bluster from them can be nor should be contemplated. IMHO, and IME.

It is time for the Democrats, should they wish to continue to exist as a viable party, to grow up; and to reach across the aisle to Republicans.

[DoctorMichael]

About time.

[infogeekmom]

How about some legislation re vote fraud crimes? I want to severly punish anyone involved as an individual, but I really want to go after sponsoring or supporting this kind of behavior.

[Slyfox]

There are laws on the books already for voter fraud. The problem is that those laws are not enforced. Whe was the last time you heard of someone going to prison for voter fraud?

In 1998, we lost Bob Dornan in the house due to undeniable, outright, verifiable voter fraud. And B1-Bob was not the only Republicxan who lost his seat due to voter fraud that year. The real problem was that Republican leadership DID NOTHING. What the democrats heard was: y'all can do whatever you want and we will not object. Lo and behold, in 2000, voter fraud would be a huge factor. Thank the Lord, the Supreme Court stepped in and put the kabosh on the dem's attempt to win thru fraud.

We have laws on the books. We must enforce those laws. We need to clean up the system and ensure the integrity of the vote throughout the land.

[Barb4Bush]

Good God! They want to disenfranchise Mary Poppins and Peter Pan. Where will all the poor voter registrars be getting their crack from? I'm absolutely appalled.

[mombonn]

Assembly Minority Leader Jim Kreuser (D-Kenosha) said Democrats plan to introduce a bill soon that would automatically register people who have a Wisconsin driver's license.

Garbage! If a person can take the time to GET a driver's license, and renew it every year, he can take the time to register to vote.

I haven't had to renew my voter registration since I moved to my present home 15 years ago; I've had to renew my driver's license every year.

[the crow]

"I still say fraud has cost the repubs this state two times in a row."

I do believe you are correct. Please ping me on this topic, if you would. Something needs to be done NOW!

[Spirited]

It is more than time that the Republicans get some guts and do the right thing to see that the fraud is kept to the minimum. Right now I doubt any of us is certain of what the true vote is no matter what the outcome.

The electronic stuff is about all subject to tampering by almost anyone with half a capability with computers, for heaven's sake!

[Final Authority]

There is a big problem in NH as well. Many people who reside in Massachusetts have vacation homes in NH. Since a national election is not really contested in MA like it is in NH they drive up Monday night to their seasonal homes and register to vote on the day of the election in their NH town. Although quite legal at the outset it would be illegal if they vote in their MA town in the next election. I believe that the town moderators and supervisors of the checklists in small NH towns, all these jobs are volunteer, do not follow up on the new registrants. It is a free-for-all and the only way to solve it is to verify domicile and have a registration deadline before an election and require ID. Sounds sensible to me, how 'bout you?

[SoFloFreeper]

I want the DOJ or some official body to begin to investigate the voting process in Philadelphia...the number of votes for Democrats in that city is astounding. Are they all for real, or are there phantoms out there pulling the lever for 'rats?

[The Hound Passer]

Step One: repeal Motor Voter

[AmishDude]

Death penalty for voter fraud bump!

[agincourt1415]

How about it you don't pay Taxes you don't vote.

All Veterans vote TWICE!

[mafree]

They were willing to give the IDs out for free and some Dems slammed that, saying that not everyone would be able or willing to keep up with an ID card. Amazing how the Demoncraps in WI make their case on the assumption that people are too stupid, lazy or irresponsible to carry a lousy ID.

[mollynme]

I think that voter fraud is a lot more widespread than anyone thinks. What is to stop a college student from sending an absentee ballot to his home state and registering to vote from his college address, too? My Mom worked at a polling place Tuesday which had a huge number of college students voting and wondered how many of them were actually out-of-staters double-dipping.

[Dan from Michigan]

I think Michigan was stolen too. Especially after seeing the outstate returns.