The Sheriff of Dane County is.....ahhhhh.....an exception.
Dane County Sheriff Dave Mahoney says that his department’s order to deputies to ignore possible voter fraud in the county jail is part of a long-standing policy of his department.
... In Waukesha County, the state’s second most populous county, county jail
administrator Mike Giese said that his jail does take steps to stop
ineligible felons from voting.
... In Dodge County Sheriff Todd Nehls said that if an ineligible felon
tried to vote through his jail they would make sure they followed the
action and caught the inmate.
The breakdown of law and order always---always--begins with "officials," whether judicial, executive, or representative.
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Start reporting some REAL news, Dad29.
http://www.bradblog.com/?p=9623
You can report that on your own blog.
We repeat: the Pubbies reported the problem themselves.
Unlike Obozo, who reports on movies, not prohlems.
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