The law can be such a hassle sometimes: Or another example of how Rats steal elections

The Wall Street Journal ^ | November 7, 2002 | Jason L. Riley

[fatguy]

INDIANAPOLIS -- It was 5:45 a.m. when I arrived, tired and a little cranky, at Rep. Julia Carson's home. It was dark and chilly, and my cotton raincoat proved entirely inadequate. But I forgot about all that as I approached the scene in front of her modest residence. Vans and SUVs were pulling in and out of the driveway, and scores of volunteers were funneling into the large garage attached to the house.

[Miss Marple]

My son lives in her district. This is a flattering story about their operation. Worse things happened.

[tonyinv]

Laws only apply to those who follow them.

[madrastex]

Did this ______ win?Is she the one who walked out during a debate last week?Or, am I confusing her with another ding-bat?Thanks!

[lefty4w]

Yes she is THE one.

[Miss Marple]

No, you are not confused. She walked out on a debate, she has a hoard of minions, and she practices vote fraud par excellence. In 2000, an entire voting machine was found in Fall Creek, several days after the election.

The RNC must have thought she could win, or Cheney wouldn't have campaigned for McVey. Now that these really questionable votes have been counted, however, she may be in legal trouble.

The DA for Marion County is Scott Newmn, a conservative Republican who is a lame duck (returning to private practice due to health). He was going over the absentee ballots with a fine-tooth comb, and he WILL prosecute. Ha!

[TheLion]

Now I see why she walked out of the Debate...." to hell with this s**t, I'm going to win anyway"....she sort of had that attitude. Someone has to prosecute these cases, if illegality can be found.

[TheLion]

If these tactics are legal, we should be doing the same thing. If they aren't....we should be recording, filming, investigating and prosecuting.

[Free the USA]

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