[WayneS]

If you want to see someone on the progressive left blow a gasket, talk about voter fraud. They will all tell you that it doesn’t exist or it’s so small it’s immeasurable.

Interesting. This is EXACTLY what a certain individual here at FR has been saying ad-nauseum in recent days and on many threads.

I wonder if he'll show up on this one...

[Lazamataz]

I took a day off of concern-troll tracking. We should form a team. I think I will contact the crew and we can keep the pressure up nonstop.

[Jane Long]

If you want to see someone on the progressive left blow a gasket, talk about voter fraud. They will all tell you that it doesn’t exist or it’s so small it’s immeasurable.

Interesting. This is EXACTLY what a certain individual here at FR has been saying ad-nauseum in recent days and on many threads.

Was my first thought, as well.

[Mozilla]

Seems the guy has his head buried in the sand. There is proof without a doubt that it is occurring. Democrats make it easier to happen because it helps them win.

[Marsconi]

Interesting how some well meaning and for the most part honest liberals tolerate those on the left who they know are actively involved in cheating. It makes sense only if these good people consider conservatives evil...think Hitler and the Nazis!!

[Scoutmaster]

. . . I'm closing my eyes and jumping into the briar patch.

I've grown to agree with a distinction somewhat like RIghtwardHo's. We have voter fraud, but we also have election fraud.

When a New York snowbird is registered in New York and Florida and votes in both places, that's voter fraud. When someone casts the write-in ballot for a dead relative, or a former resident, or votes in person and casts an absentee ballot, that's voter fraud. When a non-citizen registers to vote using a driver's license obtained through the Motor Voter law, and then casts a vote, that's voter fraud.

However, if a voting machine is 'calibrated' to switch R votes to D, that's election fraud. If a 'grassroots' group collects discarded ballots and uses them to generate a few hundred votes, that's election fraud. When a person votes in person and casts an absentee ballot and they were taught to do so by a an organized group or political party, it smells more like election fraud to me than voter fraud. When a union or the local D generate records of voters, sometimes alphabetical, who didn't actually vote, that's election fraud. ACORN was election fraud, not voter fraud. Ad infinitum.

I personally think the number of fraudulent votes generated by what I would term "election fraud" outweighs the number of fraudulent votes generated by what I would term "voter fraud," but I'm the person making the distinction between the two categories and I'm the person making the guess. I'm not doing any math.

However, I don't dismiss voter fraud. I think voter fraud is a problem. As I differentiate the terms, I'd guess that election fraud creates more fraudulent votes than voter fraud because that's what I pulled out of my hat. However, voter fraud is a problem.