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Yes. Yes. Yes.

This is the way to address the problem. People who obviously voted fraudulently need to be prosecuted. No plea deals, but pursued to the full punishment allowed by law.

I don't care if these are super-pro-Bush voters or Kerry voters or just nutso Nader voters. We allow ONE vote for ONE citizen. People who are cheating need to pay big fines and/or go to jail (whatever the law allows for).

Then, these folks need to be made an example of in the media. I want to see whiny interviews of their relatives on the news about how mean the punishment is. I want to see articles in the Wash Times about the punishment. I want to hear left and right talk radio make a mockery of these people's names. I want to see websites set up to publicise the names of those convicted of this crime.

"I don't care if these are super-pro-Bush voters or Kerry voters or just nutso Nader voters. We allow ONE vote for ONE citizen. People who are cheating need to pay big fines and/or go to jail (whatever the law allows for). Then, these folks need to be made an example of in the media. I want to see whiny interviews of their relatives on the news about how mean the punishment is. I want to see articles in the Wash Times about the punishment. I want to hear left and right talk radio make a mockery of these people's names. I want to see websites set up to publicise the names of those convicted of this crime. "

Absolutely Right!

Any attempt to subvert the democratic voting process must be dealt with -- and dealt with severely.

Brave men and women are right now fighting and, sadly, in some cases dying in far off lands so that, among other things, citizens of the USA can vote.

It dishonors those brave men and women (and brave men and women who fought in earlier wars) to have the voting process itself tampered with in this manner.