[bagman]

But I thought that we don’t need voter ID laws because the rate of election fraud is so low....

[null and void]

The money quote:

The panel took no action on his report.

[denydenydeny]

It’s almost like the state needed Voter ID laws or something.

[JPG]

I’m sure Holder will be all over this. Protecting the rights of the dead to vote and to vote rat is high on the DOJ agenda.

[DBrow]

“If you have voted after you are dead, there is a good, strong possibility that you did something illegal,”

So if you get caught voting while dead, does the Probate Court whack your estate with a fine? Maybe they knock your headstone over?

[Travis McGee]

The ‘Rats just want what is best for us.

We are just too stupid to understand their beautiful motives.

[freeangel]

“State officials are calling for an investigation after records determined that more than 900 people listed as deceased also have recently voted”

Sheesh! How “racist” to even mention it.

[Coffee... Black... No Sugar]

... and whom do you think they voted for?

Recent polls show that the (d)ead vote(D)emocrat 98.6% of the time. In this years GOP presidential preference primary, the dead turnout is expected to be low, and significantly lower than 2008 when the incumbant recieved 64.6% of the dead vote in SC. (H Clinton was second polling favorably with 22.9% of dead voters).

Interview requests with likely voters who are dead met with no response.

[Hostage]

Were the recent dead votes for the SC GOP Primary?

If so, I smell a Romney Rat.

[Harley]

How about a $10,000 fine and 1 year nonsuspendable jail term if you are convicted of election fraud?

[deport]

In today's environment there are few reasons that the voter roles can't be better maintained. A computer program whereby all deaths, drivers license changes, felony convictions, residency changes, marriages/divorces, etc could be flagged and sent to the voter registration section for necessary actions. The fact that the various gov’t departments don't provide info across lines speaks to the lack of respect the elected officials have for their constituitents.

[Jack Hydrazine]

I see dead, DemocRat voters voting!

[FlingWingFlyer]

Here we go again! “Disenfranchising” DEAD PEOPLE who can’t speak up for themselves! I smell another Holder lawsuit coming.

[Jack Hydrazine]

I can’t wait to see Pirates Of The Caribbean 5: Dead Man’s Ballot Box!

[ml/nj]

I continue to believe that the dead are only the tip of the iceberg so far as fraudulent voting is concerned. The numbers of people who have moved out of one voting precinct to another must be much more numerous.

ML/NJ

[upchuck]

South Carolina
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Hey Holder:

THIS

is why we need Voter ID in South Carolina.

Any questions?

[Savage Beast]

Wait. Don't tell me. Let me guess.

They voted Democrat?

[No Truce With Kings]

I don’t think the problem comes from the dead voting. In fact, if someone *is* dead, and comes in to a polling place, I think I would be inclined to let the corpse vote. (Do you really want to stop someone *so* determined to cast a ballot that they would rise from their grave to do so?)

No, my objection is to having someone else vote a proxy for a dead person. We shouldn’t be investingating the dead that voted — we should be investigating the living that voted for the dead.

[hosepipe]

South Carolina must be the winter home of dead people from Chicago..

[rellimpank]

--"If you have voted after you are dead, there is a good, strong possibility that you did something illegal," he said to reporters after speaking to the panel. ... --

--seems to me that if you have "voted after you are dead" , somebody else has done something illegal---