DRUDGE SIREN: KERRY/EDWARDS ELECTION DIRECTIVE: CHARGE VOTER INTIMIDATION, EVEN IF NONE EXISTS!

Drudge ^ | 10/14/04 | Drudge

[Pete]

XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX THU OCT 14, 2004 10:58:04 ET XXXXX

DNC ELECTION MANUAL: CHARGE VOTER INTIMIDATION, EVEN IF NONE EXISTS

**World Exclusive**

The Kerry/Edwards campaign and the Democratic National Committee are advising election operatives to declare voter intimidation -- even if none exists, the DRUDGE REPORT can reveal.

A 66-page mobilization plan to be issued by the Kerry/Edwards campaign and the Democratic National Committee states: "If no signs of intimidation techniques have emerged yet, launch a 'pre-emptive strike.'"

[HIGHLIGHT OF ELECTION DAY MANUAL, NOVEMBER 2004. CLICK FOR IMAGE .JPG FILE]

The provocative Dem battle plan is to be distributed in dozens of states, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned.

One top DNC official confirmed the manual's authenticity, but claimed the notion of crying wolf on any voter intimidation is "absurd."

"We all know the Republicans are going to try to steal the election by scaring people and confusing people," the top DNC source explained.

Developing...

[DSBull]

He said the name and the news outlet that reported it but I don't remember//maybe there are some here who do...Well, guys, can you help. Does anyone remember the name of the DNC spokesman who confirmed the authenticity of the memo on Drudge, Rush talked about it a few minutes ago.

[Stellar Dendrite]

RUSH, STOP TALKING ABOUT CHENEYS DAUGHTER!!!!!!!!!!!


The DNC may have 26,000 lawyers but if this pans out like I think it's going to-- WE will have a militia over 1 million strong.

[DSBull]

No, don't Rush, it is making the Democrats say even more idiotic things.

Edwards wife just said that the Mrs. Cheney is overreacting to what was said, and that overreaction shows that the Cheney's are ashamed of their daughter.

This is getting better and better watching the DNC self-destruct.

[hosepipe]

[ For about the 7000th time I am going to explain that the President CANNOT fire civil servants because they are Clinton sympathizers. IT IS AGAINST THE LAW. It is the Civil Service act that protects career emplyees. ]

If true then changeing thAT law should be more important than immigration... but I'm talking political appointees. If you cannot fire a political appointee its 100 times worse. CLinton fired most of the lawyers in the Justice Dept.. and replaced them with his minions... How did that happen ?.. Or did Butch Reno do that.. SAME THING.. as far I can see. Appoint someone that will clean house.. If the head of the Executive Branch(the President) is a mere figurehead then whos in CHARGE ?.. The FCC has a budget of 280 million for what ?.. listening in for the Hell's and Damn's... They do vertible NOTHING... Does the Presidents cabinet have NO POWER AT ALL...?.. If its chinese fire drill up there it should at least be televised for entertainment effect.. We should get something out of all the money siphoned off the public treasury by federal workers THAT CAN'T BE FIRED...

[Stellar Dendrite]

Cheney's daughter is hardly a concern when we have these Bolsheviks trying to take control of our country!!!!!!

[DSBull]

Everything that pulls voters away from those communists is welcomed ammunition, especially when that ammunition is so willingly provided by the idiots themselves.

These things make people believe that Kerry might not be capable of handling the office. He doesn't look presidential. These things may not be important to us, here in Blogville, but to the Sheeple in the world of the undecided, it does matter and we are seeing that today, so I say, attacking on multiple fronts is a good thing.

[Rutles4Ever]

If there's a name, I'm all over this. Thanks for your help in hunting this down.

[meyer]

no surprise...

I'm not surprised that this is part of their strategy, but I'm a little surprised that it got out.

[philomath]

This is to be done, in part, by allocating funds to states to improve their election systems and by establishing uniform standards that should be employed by those systems, to ensure that money is being spent wisely and affectively

just how "affective" would that be?

[DocRock]

[DSBull]

I have emailed Drudge about releasing the name of a DNC official who has confirmed this and I will see if I get a response. I don't expect one though..

[BenLurkin]

bttt

[<1/1,000,000th%]

This isn't news. They did this in the last Presidential election.

[meyer]

If the voter fraud is really rampant, I'll probably get mad enough to start/join a militia and just take the leftists down.

2nd Amendment was put in for just such a situation as this. Period. No other reason.

That's a big "if", but I'm with you if the 'rats succeed in stealing this. And with sKerry as their candidate, the only way that they could possibly win is to steal it.

[meyer]

If that choice were forced on me I'd eat the muzzle of my gun!

In such times, its best to lash outward, not inward. The personal result might well be the same but it won't have been in vain.

[VOA]

bump

[Choose Ye This Day]

That link doesn't work for me. No image pops up. Is it posted somewhere else?

[OPS4]

The 684-page INS inspector general report was released with little fanfare during a congressional hearing in September. Its most stunning allegation -- that the Clinton-Gore White House had hijacked the INS for partisan political purposes in what amounted to massive voter fraud -- never emerged as a campaign issue until after election day, when it became evident that Al Gore owed his near-victory in Florida to hundreds of thousands of newly-minted citizens in Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties.

This is the real voter fraud story.

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=21739

We must call attention to this past fraud because the DNC will do it again!

OPs4 God Bless America!

[maryz]

This one?

McAuliffe Letter Demands Answers from Gillespie On RNC Funded Voter Fraud

October 13, 2004

Hon. Ed Gillespie Chairman Republican National Committee 312 First Street, S.E. Washington, D.C. 20003

Dear Ed:

In recent weeks, all over the country, the Republican Party has been engaged in systematic efforts to disenfranchise voters—to impose unlawful i.d. requirements in New Mexico, to throw eligible voters off the rolls in Clark County Nevada and to deprive voters of their rights to vote a provisional ballot in Ohio, among other examples.

And the Republicans' excuse for these efforts? It's always about protecting the process from "voter fraud." In fact the AP reported on September 19th that President Bush expressed to Nevada Governor Kenny Guinn and Attorney General Brian Sandoval he was concerned about voter fraud in Clark County.

But just last night, the American people have learned that it is actually the Republicans who are engaging in voter fraud in Nevada, Oregon and potentially other states as well and in fact you are paying for it.

Press reports in Nevada disclosed that a Republican organization, "Voters Outreach for America" has been ripping up Democratic voter registration forms in that state. According to those same reports, on KLAS-TV, Channel 8, that group has been "largely, if not entirely, funded by the Republican National Committee." Indeed, a classified ad recruiting paid workers for "Voters Outreach" in Nevada carried the disclaimer, "Paid for by the RNC."

The Washoe County (Reno) Nevada voter registrar (who was identified as a Republican by Channel 8 News) has asked the FBI to investigate complaints of out of state groups submitting fraudulent voter registration forms and refusing to register anyone but Republicans.

And it is reported that this group has now moved its operations to Oregon, where the Secretary of State and Attorney General are already investigating allegations that a paid Republican canvasser was ordered to destroy forms turned in by Democrats.

In Oregon, "Voters Outreach", also known as "America Votes," has been linked to Sproul & Associates, a firm that has been paid some half a million dollars by the RNC.

Ed, there are only 20 days left to the election. Early vote starts in Nevada and Oregon over this weekend. We are deeply concerned these reports of Republican National Committee funded felonious activities in these states could serve to discourage all voters from voting because of concerns of problems with their ballot. Regardless of party or candidate, it is the civic and moral duty of both parties to encourage complete and full participation in the democratic process.

In the name of democracy, it is essential that you and the Republican National Committee proactively come forward to address this issue, especially since President Bush will be traveling to both of these states immediately following the debate. You can either let this burgeoning Republican scandal fester, or you can come clean with the American people by:

Giving the Election Officials in Nevada and Oregon, the press and the public answers to these questions immediately:

Why is the Republican National Committee funding an organization that is ripping up voter registration forms of Democrats?

Who's behind "Voters Outreach for America" and what is their link to Sproul & Associates?

How much has the RNC paid for "Voters Outreach" and similar groups to engage in voter registration?

Exactly what were these groups instructed to do about voters they registered who freely chose to register as Democrats?

Disclosing to Election officials, attorneys in Nevada and Oregon and press immediately, all documents, correspondence and invoices between the RNC and "Voters Outreach," Sproul and all other groups employed by the RNC to register voters;

Refusing to pay Sproul and any other groups engaged in GOP "registration activities" until all questions can be answered and information disclosed.

Voluntarily agreeing to make knowledgeable RNC officials available for depositions in the litigation being brought by the Democratic Party of Nevada seeking a remedy for the victims of Republican voter registration fraud in that state and any other state or party seeking relief based on RNC funded efforts.

Ed, please let me know right away whether you will agree to these steps which are essential to address the deep fears and concerns voters now have about Republican voter fraud.

Sincerely yours,

Terence R. McAuliffe Chairman

[reagandemocrat]

Looks to good to be true, doesn't it? I'd like to see verification.

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