Check out Joshua Sharf's website - A View From A Height - for the most comprehensive fraud-tracking of any Colorado blogger: http://www.viewfromaheight.blogspot.com/

Good work

I did some simple web research into the groups accused of voter registration fraud in Colorado. ACORN's founder is Wade Rathke. He organized the New Orleans chapter of the Service Employees International Union Local #100 an arm of the AFL-CIO. He is also on the board of directors of both the Tides foundation and Tides Center. The Tides foundation recieves money from the Heinz Foundation. The New Voters Project of Colorado shows on its' website one of it's primary supporters is the Tides Foundation. The Colorado Progressive Coalition has on its' board of directors, Lena Potyondy. She is the Political Director for Colorado's Local #105 Service Employees International. Hmmmmm. Please everyone do searches on the groups accused of fraud or misconduct in your area. Look for these ties. If you recall the AFL-CIO was behind the Oct. 5th "Day of Protests" where Republican Campaign offices were taken over and some people injured. This smells of collusion.

Hi,

I have sent you several links about Republican voter fraud in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Why haven't you posted them?

Charles

http://votepair.org is a site that matches independent voters in key states to voters for Kerry in other states. This is a blatant attempt at manipulating the outcome of the election.

Charles, don't be shy. Post a link right here. Let's see it.

I was curious and did a google for voter fraud in PA, and out of the first 20 hits, I did not manage to turn up a single news story about Republican fraud.

A few news stories did come up about DEMOCRATIC fraud, though. So help me out.

Just a few stories on Republican voter fraud.

In Pennsylvania:

http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/news/local/9956890.htm

http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/news/local/states/pennsylvania/cities_neighborhoods/philadelphia/9953919.htm

In Nevada:

http://www.klas-tv.com/Global/story.asp?S=2437429&nav=168XS3j8

In South Dakota:

http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/politics/9930911.htm?1c

Also in Nevada:

http://www.columbiatribune.com/2004/Oct/20041014News010.asp

My point is that this goes both ways, and it is inaccurate to simply claim that only Democrats are guilty of this kind of thing. All politicians will do everything they can get away with.

Charles

Also...

I did a quick Google search, too, using "voter fraud Pennsylvania" as the search string and found plenty of voter fraud allegations pointing to both parties.

See:

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&q=voter+fraud+pennsylvania

Also, I found what might be the left's answer to Bill Hobbs:

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2004/10/13/15534/960

I didn't have to look very hard. Maybe your browser filters out bad news for Republicans? ;)

Charles

Well, Charles, you referred specifically to PA, so that's what I looked for, and it did not turn up in the first 20 hits.

The other day, I googled "voter fraud" & looked at the first 40 or so hits. I set aside all the hits that were not news stories. Of the news stories, fraud stories that benefited Democrats easily outnumber those that benefit Republicans, and that's without even tossing out duplicate stories.

A lot of the R stories were duplicates, though, so if I went back & tossed out duplicates, I'd end up with even greater disparity.

Lawyers and Florida etc: I hope that this is old news to those who have the ability to respond to it, namely the army of lawyers who will "monitor" the Fla and other elections. Yesterday I was told that a number of SF Bay Area attorneys are flying to Florida and Ohio to be at the voting polls to answer questions about the elections there after having been briefed on the law in Fla/Ohio etc by protectelections.com. As I lawyer I asked, how can you practice law in Florida since you are licensed there? They are there to "spot issues" when voters ask them questions at the polls. The volunteer out of state attorney will then contact someone who is a licensed Florida/etc attorney who will then decide what to do. These volunteers will wear T Shirts that say "Any questions?" so they will be obvious. Can nonregistered voters themselves who are from other states do this? They are not just California attorneys but also coming from New York. Is this "monitoring" elections or "campaigning"? In California it used to be (and maybe still is illegal) for someone to campaign on election day withint 100 feet of a voting booth. This certainly sounds like an army of lawyers at polling booths in the battleground states. DETMIN

As a "outsider" to you bloggers and politicians it is refreshing to me to see citizens taking it upon themselves to seek the truth and shine a light on the activities of the vicious attacks being perpetrated. It is simple to understand why the dem's cheating so way far out distance any rep's. They are the most desparate to cling to power. Dem's leadership has run this country into the toilet for the last 40 years and it is only now recently with rep's gaining congressional and white house control that we can begin to regain our place in the global family picture, if the vast left wing media and bush attack dogs would just be fair enough to sit down and shut up.