Voter fraud: We’re going to need a bigger boat
Because voter fraud never really happens in the real world, if you are to believe AG Eric Holder et al, we'll just call what's going on in Cincinnati a "unicorn sighting."
The Board of Elections in Hamilton County is investigating 19 possible cases of alleged voter fraud in the 2012 elections.
In one case a poll worker (repeat: a poll worker) voted absentee, but then said she became worried her vote wouldn't count. So, she voted again at the poll.
And now she's miffed about the elections department snooping around for what she calls an "error."
Will she fight it?
"Absolutely," she says. "Absolutely, I'll fight it for Mr. Obama and for Mr. Obama's right to sit as president of the United States."
Wow. She's going to fight it for "Mr. Obama." That's a revealing comment.
You can read the whole story here. You tell me, unicorn or voter fraud.
PS: And remember this is just one case in 19 in one county in Ohio that bothered to look. If we were to put a national emphasis on vote integrity, you gotta wonder just how many unicorns are out there. My bet: We're gonna need a bigger boat.
