Democrat Official caught voting twice in Missouri: Too many Votes raise question of fraud

Kansas City (Missouri) Star (you may have to register, but it is free) ^ | Sun, Oct. 17, 2004 | GREGORY S. REEVES

[rface]

do we have to "even the playing field" by letting them vote twice?

[Principled]

mend it, don't end it

[G.Mason]

Lock him up!

[martin_fierro]

[LRS]

“There's a lot of different meanings to the word ‘live"..."

Ahh! The old "Depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is" defense...

[prophetic]

Gee, wow, like y'know what a shocker here!!

/sarcasm off

[Gabz]

I love seeing the Dems eat their own!!!

I seriously doubt he really did anything wrong, unlike the guy he prosecuted, he wasn't voting twice - just in the wrong place.

[Missouri]

Ping.

KC democrats are amatuers compared to St. Louis democrats when it comes to voter fraud but this was a good try.

[pieces of time]

“Every time I ever voted, I voted from where I believed I was registered to vote and was able to vote.”

Great line. It seems to be straight from the DNC playbook. Every vote cast should be counted. Also, it cepends on what your definition of the word "live" is.

[Bahbah]

LOL, they really are not as practiced, but they are working on it.

[lionstar]

The Dems Cheat?

http://www.odduniverse.com/voting.html

[meyer]

LeVota said he never knowingly defrauded election officials or anyone else.

He really needs an opportunity to tell that to a judge - in a courtroom in which he does not work.

[gunnedah]

Lawyer talk, remember depending upon the definition of "Is"?

[Artemis Webb]

"“My whole career is about being a prosecutor and being ethical and above board. I've never tried to defraud. I never knowingly did anything like that,” LeVota said."

Throw this lowlife sonofabitch in jail.

[TN4Liberty]

“Voter fraud is when you say you live in Kansas and you don't live in Kansas,” LeVota said.

Which is clearly different than saying you live in Independence when you don't live in Independence. See the difference?

[cake_crumb]

"LeVota said he never knowingly defrauded election officials or anyone else."

Uh...people might buy it if it weren't for the fact that this is coming from a prosecutor who tried a vote fraud case in the state/county in question.

[freakboy]

" I voted from where I believed I was registered to vote and was able to vote.”

Ignorance of the law is no defense. This guy should know that.

[cake_crumb]

"There's a lot of different meanings to the word ‘live,'” he said. “Did I move in, ‘Hi Mom, I'm paying rent, I'm going to live with you?' No."

So he's a Democrat deadbeat who was sponging off his mom while comitting vote fraud.

[cake_crumb]

The most interesting part of the lawyer talk is that in effect, he's saying that he did NOT "live" with his mother...so he's admitting he voted knowingly in the wrong place.

[Missouri]

I read an article (on-line) from the St. Louis Post-Disgrace and it was about voter fraud. Of course their term was voter disfranchisement. It was so bias for the democrats it should have had me sick but I'm getting used to such things along with their endorsements of "Claire".

I felt a little better today when I took all those "complementary papers" the Post has been littering my yard with, put them in a box, and drove to one of their local branches and left it at the front door.