[Senator Goldwater]

Well said, Mrs. Sauerbrey.

In 1994, Republican Ellen Sauerbrey was “defeated” by Democrat Parris Glendening in Maryland’s gubernatorial election. The margin was 5900 votes, in what was a landmark year for the GOP.

It was discovered that dead people voted for Glendening in Baltimore City, if not elsewhere. The case made its way to the Maryland Court of Appeals, where Martin O’Malley’s father in law, the then-sitting AG in Maryland, Democrat Joe Curran, argued that “ONLY EIGHTEEN DEAD PEOPLE VOTED” and the election should be certified.

The Maryland judiciary agreed and upheld the result. In the annals of Democrat-ruled absurdity, the judicial precedent was set. Not enough dead people voted.

But even in Maryland, dead people voting requires live people committing voter fraud. And they let it stand.

[Freee-dame]

In a set of precincts in Baltimore City, 5000 more votes were cast than receipts were signed. The judge in the case said it was too bad but there was no way of knowing who those votes were for. Yeah, right....

poll watchers are so important.