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A district judge who held another ACORN worker for trial Monday on election law violations urged prosecutors to go after the real culprit, the organization that employed him.

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    k9kssr4 months, 1 week ago

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    FTA: "Somebody has to go after ACORN," Senior District Judge Richard H. Zoller said about the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.

    "It's happening all over the country. All you have to do is turn on the television," he said, referring to voter registration fraud charges brought recently against ACORN and its workers in Nevada.

    "We will," Allegheny County Detective Robert F. Keenan promised as he wrapped up his testimony.

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    mmrhe4 months, 1 week ago

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    No matter how much you Cons bitch and whine about ACORN, you only have yourselves to blame for ******* it all away!
    DEAL WITH IT.

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      ChefEOD4 months, 1 week ago

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      And that makes it ok to screw the country in your book? What an ass!

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      slate4 months, 1 week ago

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      I know everything on the planet is the rights fault, you've made that perfectly clear,,,,, even when the Dems misbehave they still have the It's the con's fault get outta jail card to fall back on. It must make life so easy.

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      tchef4 months, 1 week ago

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      The only problem here is the fact that there were quotas for the number of voter registrations that had to be turned in. This still in no way effected the outcome of the vote. This isn't voter fraud. It's just a violation of the state law. Even if he turned in his own voter registration 3 times, he couldn't vote 3 times. His registrations were more than likely thrown out by the state election board. There's probably a good chance that because of it he couldn't vote at all.

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      bubba24 months, 1 week ago

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      Judge Richard H. Zoller is being very IRRESPONSIBLE.

      He made a blanket statement - "It's happening all over the country" - which is false and disingenuous.

      The only current and/or pending indictments against ACORN workers are in Nevada and Pennsylvania.

      Not exactly "all over the country" ...

      http://www.factcheck.org/askfactcheck/is_acorn_pro...

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        JohnGault4 months, 1 week ago

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        Bubba Turning in voter registration FORMS that turn out to be INVALID is NOT - I repeat - NOT "voter fraud"!!!!

        NO one that filled out those INVALID forms EVER got registered! That means that they did NOT vote anywhere!! Period.

        Looking for more but here is one case I found after a quick google search

        http://www.dos.state.pa.us/election_reform/lib/ele...

        Reality is, do you think the republican party is not going to create their own group to do the same thing? Is this the direction you want things to go? You cannot tell me that some of the false registrations don't go through. Why can't a person vote several times, especially if you do not need an ID to validate your identity?

        This HAS to be investigated, the one thing we must all believe in is ONE PERSON, ONE VOTE.

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        JohnGault4 months, 1 week ago

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        And on a anecdotal evidence, one of my neighbors was discussing going up to NH to vote, he said he didn't have time to drive all the way up there, but his friends were.... to be honest I have no idea if they made it up there, but understanding who my friend is, and his comments to me, tend to believe its true.

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        k9kssr4 months, 1 week ago

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        FTA: "Zappala claims the ACORN canvassers engaged in voter registration fraud and a quota system for registrations, which is barred by state law.

        Olga Salvatori, Jordan's attorney, told the judge her client did not know a quota system was illegal. She said Jordan was told he had to bring in a set number of registrations each day or he would be fired."

        Sounds to me like ACORN should have known what the law was according to quota registration in the state they were operating. By threatening them with firing, ACORN encouraged canvassers to break state law regarding voter registration. They (ACORN) are either stupid or operate with criminal intent. They should be disbanded on those grounds alone.

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        antibrainwasher4 months, 1 week ago

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        paranoia and sour grapes is as repugnicon as lies and bubbling tar.

        Jesus on a jet ski, repugs do love their straw man, they froth and chant and scream, like the terrorists burning the image of US presidents wrapped in the flag.

        It's a public display targeted to the base of the party of cons, home schooled evangelical morons, racists, creationists, rethug terrorist cells, and lockstepping trailer trash.

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          cleare4 months, 1 week ago

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          republican rants about a few cases of voter REGISTRATION fraud seems to me to be an effective smokescreen to keep us from addressing the far more serious election frauds we experienced in 2000 and 2004.

          a stupid red herring to divert attention from stolen presidential elections.

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          thesatyr014 months, 1 week ago

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          Democrats. More frothing at the mouth from the party of "tolerance"...as long as you agree with them. Here's a news flash for you lemmings. Over 20 states are investigating ACORN due to voter fraud. There are no charges yet because the cases are under INVESTIGATION.

          As for 2000 the only one who tried to steal the election was Gore. Even newspapers who investigated the 2000 elections said Bush won. As for 2004,only in your imaginations did Bush steal the election.

          Must be fun to live in a complete fantasy world like you Libs do. But don't get too comfortable,your political control will be ending soon. One way or another.

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          wesxauto4 months, 1 week ago

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          Lets just defend and make up excuses for people that go out and get bogus voter regest and tell those Iraians to quit complaining about bogus vote counts also because if we let this go it will be the same thing.

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          wesxauto4 months, 1 week ago

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          No matter if your are a democrat or republican or independent you had better be concerned about fraud and should be all for the investigation of it no matter what.

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          primusdog4 months, 1 week ago

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          Here's how it works, folks. If someone from ACORN registers Micky Mouse to vote, they have committed "voter registration fraud"; there are penalties for that, but the only party harmed by that fraud is ACORN.

          If Micky Mouse shows up and votes, THAT's "voter fraud" and the American public is harmed. There is no evidence of the latter in any of these cases in question.

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          brarsh4 months, 1 week ago

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          When we come out of a decade of thousands of documented cases of voter fraud with all the accessories - hacked machines, stolen ballots, dishonest software, organized violence - and our institutions saying to ignore and deny it all, pretend it didn't happen and move on, then suddenly get screamingly worked up because of what is really a change in bureaucratic regulations (you can pay people by the hour to collect registrations, but you can't set minimums or pay by the registration),...

          ...it's just really hard to take them seriously, or to have much respect for them whatsoever.

          If Americans cared about voter fraud, we would be trillions of dollars richer, hugely less a laughingstock and less a monster in the eyes of the world, the environment would be hugely better, our economy would be more functional, and we likely wouldn't need to have little fascist soldiers all over.

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            kobzikov4 months, 1 week ago

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            Voter registration fraud?

            Sounds serious, but if that kind of thing bothers you y'all should come down to Texas House of Representatives see if you find anything objectionable about ACTUAL voter fraud by Texas legislators.

            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG6X-xtVask

            Oh and bring Richard H. Zoller along with ya. Let's see if he still thinks that "Somebody has to go after" the culprits when its rich politicians from both parties engaging in actual voter fraud and not employees of organization dedicated to advocating for low- and moderate-income families accused of voter registration fraud.

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              aearthling594 months, 1 week ago

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              there is a funeral home in New Orleans with an address that was traced to thousands of persons who registered to vote. I believe the voting systems has been corrupted. Time for a national ID card for voting, hospitalization and education freebies.

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