[Paperdoll]

Jackson is a prime example of one who was indoctrinated with Situational Ethics!

[Jazz1968]

I see that the new talking point on the left is that “voter registration fraud” is no biggie since it’s not actual “voter fraud” at the polls.

WHATEVER CHEATING CRIMINALS!!!!

[TruthWillWin]

....but remember the basic point — it’s not voter fraud unless someone shows up at the voting booth on Election Day and tries to pass himself off as ‘Tony Romo.’"

Silly me. I thought a to fraudulently submit voter registrations was a crime.

[EGPWS]

So, it's OK to attempt to commit vote fraud as long as you don't succeed?

Awfully close to the liberal dogma of political victory.

"It's okay to do ANYTHING underhanded and illegal, it's a lot of work ahead if caught".

[ronnie raygun]

Rotten apples don’t fall far from the extortionist tree

[Oldpuppymax]

Hey...the father is a professional blackmailer and shakedown artist. So why wouldn’t the kid be an arrogant, hypocritical, shameless thug?

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

"So, it's OK to attempt to commit vote fraud as long as you don't succeed get caught?

[DieHard the Hunter]

Methinks that Jesse Jackson Jr might be sadly surprised were he to submit a fake voter registration and try his luck before the Courts.

“Fraud” is a concept that is very wide. All that is necessary for a fraud to occur is for somebody to do something they would not otherwise do, save for the deceit taking place.

It is not difficult to envisage circumstances whereby people may act on false information like a fake voter regstration, whether or not a vote was actually cast.

[vietvet67]

Surprised he didn’t say: “Even if it was fraud, we’re entitled.”

[apocalypto]

Yuck! Jesse Jackson is so lacking in ethics, morals, common sense, credibility. Has anyone asked how much quality time he spends with his “love child.”

[longtermmemmory]

How many of Jessie Jackson Sr. groups were PAID to register voters?

How about ACORN

How about Operation Rainbow?

It seems these groups are another means of laundering money.

[supremedoctrine]

Variations of this same laughable theme are currently circulating around as Democratic talking points.
The only implications justifying “vote fraud” and “voter registration fraud”, and being able to spin the important differences between the two can only be one of two things:
pace:
1. “You never know, they may have been trying to get more
John McCain voters”
and 2.(the more likely spin explanation): They were just trying to beef up their numbers (a la Raines and Johnson) to get “bonuses” or a little more walking-around money.
Pathetic.

[savedbygrace]

After the names of several Dallas Cowboys football players showed up on voter rolls in Nevada, Jackson argued that "Obviously it’s not right for a fake ‘Tony Romo’ to be registered in Las Vegas...but remember the basic point — it’s not voter fraud unless someone shows up at the voting booth on Election Day and tries to pass himself off as ‘Tony Romo.’"

So, are we supposed to believe JJJ knows nothing of absentee voting?

[SunkenCiv]

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[Bean Counter]

[Publius6961]

So, it's OK to attempt to commit vote fraud as long as you don't succeed?

That's exactly right!
And so long as no meaningful method of verifying registrations is allowed, there is NO WAY TO FIND OUT.

That must be the exact talking points from the DNC, since Alan Colmes of Hanity and Colmes made exactly the same argument yesterday...

Twilight Zone stuff...

[manc]

this is what gets me

we know voter fraud is going on and we know the Dems do this.

here is what does me in
in some of these swing states how do we know that counties run by Dems will investigate this properly, we don’t know and this is the problem.

Surely republicans should look at these Dem areas and investigate this.

[bmwcyle]

No comment due to FR rules.