[bcsco]

How the fate of a congressman who was once one of the most powerful officials in Washington came to be decided under banana republic circumstances is a question that has baffled even seasoned New York pols.

Yeah, right. When you consider things such as affidavit ballots, same day registration, the dead voting, people being bused in from outside the district to vote, all big Dem devices, it's not hard to figure out at all. They just don't want to talk about it because it's being used by both sides.

[neverdem]

Yeah, right. When you consider things such as affidavit ballots, same day registration, the dead voting, people being bused in from outside the district to vote, all big Dem devices, it's not hard to figure out at all. They just don't want to talk about it because it's being used by both sides.

In NY, you must change registration 5 or 6 months in advance. I had to change in late October 2007 in order to vote in the primary in February or March of 2008 for Fred Thompson, but he dropped out. The dead don't vote to the best of my knowledge, but the demented in nursing homes do. I witnessed it.