[kingattax]

So far the data does not indicate which side committed the fraud or even whether it was orchestrated at all, but the fact of the fraud is now undeniable.

haha..ya gotta love dickie morris, always making sure he can butter his bread on either side.

[lowbridge]

“So far the data does not indicate which side committed the fraud”

Yeah, right.

[txrefugee]

Uh, Dick…..I’d bet the side that doesn’t want any ID requirements to vote is the side that’s cheating.

[SharpRightTurn]

This can’t be—the Dhimms said voter fraud was more rare than being struck by lighting.

I know racism must be involved in this voter investigation somehow, I just haven’t been able to figure it out. Maybe Sheila Jackson-Lee will enlighten us.

[precisionshootist]

"So far the data does not indicate which side committed the fraud or even whether it was orchestrated at all"

Seriously

[andyk]

“So far the data does not indicate which side committed the fraud”

I'm pretty sure it does if we have information on which party those individuals are affiliated/registered with.

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[SoFloFreeper]

...and Team Obama is planning another round this year.

[Nachum]

Obama Voter Fraud file

http://nachumlist.com/Obamavoter.htm

[VRW Conspirator]

Dick Morris is a Captain Obvious wannabe

[BitWielder1]

Tainted? Probably tipped.

Did *anything* come out of FBI investigating voter machines in Philly that scored 100% for 0bama?

[Jet Jaguar]

ACORN ping

[little jeremiah]

We all knew it that day.

[BluH2o]

Voter fraud in the democ’Rat ranks has been pervasive for decades. JFK won the election back in 1960 because voter fraud in the greater Chicago metro area put him over the top. A retired lawyer friend of mine (my age) returned home to Chicago from a north east Ivy league college on Xmas break after the November election. A HS friend of his bragged he had voted eighteen times for JFK. Multiply that number by hundreds, or thousands, who pulled this same stunt and you get the picture.

[WashingtonSource]

Bump

[sten]

37000+ people voted in multiple states? and you have the PROOF?!

WHY AREN’T WARRANTS BEING ISSUED?

[zerosix]

Yeah, I'm not sure "which side" committed it either but I have an inkling, just an inkling, that it just might be the party that is suing over voter ID laws, the side that screams "voter suppression" and "racism," over being forced to present photo IDs but hey, I'm just some idiot here in flyover country in a state that has enacted a strict photo ID a as well as proof of citizenship for those registering to vote!

Here in Kansas (flyover country to Dickie Morris), we've had proven fraud, at least on the Eastern side of the State Line (Missouri) by people who live on one side of that of the State Line and either own a business or merely work on the other side, believe they have the absolute right to vote in EACH state!

Guess to which party they are registered, actually, you don't need to guess, you already know!

[BonRad]

Can’t someone find a mathwizzy statisticion to cull out percentages on the 35+K figure?

I think its if ones’ in a room of 40 there’s VERY high chance someone has matching birth day (not actual full date as in year month day match)

Heck McDonald’s is just airing a commercial where they’ve actually assembled what looks like 50 or so guys named Ronald McDonald for a vid shot - just saw it once and all look between 25-65 (can travel easily) so what’s chance of two of them having been born the very same day?

Libs are doubtless waving fingers about this kind of thing.

I’m thinking 3/4 to 4/5 is real voter fraud / double voting.

Reminds me of Melissa Harris-Perry making a comment on a Saturday show last year where she said she didn’t mind people being double registered because they can’t possibly get in a plane and vote in two states same day. You can’t believe her voice on this and then she breaks off and chortels like a sorority girl w/ her buds about some mundane thing to get to a break.

These people are ruthless pigs.

[TBP]

Dick — If one side wants to protect the integrity of the electoral process with voter ID and the other doesn’t, which side is committing the voter fraud?

[Organic Panic]

How do we know who perpetrated the fraud? Easy. If they were republican votes there would be an army of investigators from the DOJ and it would be playing non stop on PBSCBNBCNN. Holder would be on the case faster than he can cry “racist.” Obama would be giving speeches daily.

[justiceseeker93]

Aside from Dickie Morris feigning to be inconclusive about which side pulled off the lion's share of the fraud in the 2012 election, the problem with voters voting in more than one state - which is the crux of his article - represents only a small fraction of the fraud and cheating that was going on. It's one thing to talk about voters voting twice, as Dickie does here, but there are many more who voted way more than twice, mostly in the SAME state, particularly battleground states.

Let's face it: a great abettor of multiple voting fraud, whether in different states or in the same state, is early voting, which became popular in many states during the Clinton years. Let's get rid of it wherever it exists! (Of course, this should in no way interfere with advocating for other much-needed anti-fraud measures such as photo voter ID.) Integrity of the election process should always be a more important goal for state elections officials than convenience.

Morris is a pretty good statistician and frequently did and does his own polling, including during the 2012 presidential race. On the basis of his polling and that of others, he publicly predicted a comfortable Romney win. Morris intuitively knows that the main reason for the wide divergence between his prognostications and the reported results was fraud and cheating - which you can't pick-up even in the best designed polls. Hopefully, some day he'll get the courage to get into the real truth of the matter, but he doesn't do a very good job here.