Vote Fraud, No Prosecutions

A condescending and sanctimonious Lefty often posts to this blog, and yammers endlessly about a lawyers' study which found only 6 vote-fraud prosecutions in the last several years, nationwide.  (See combox here)

It is useless to argue with him; the Democrat Party has issued its marching orders, and the mind-numbed robots will carry out the orders.

Meantime, in the real world:

With the GAB saying it will not discard potentially obvious fake names like Mickey Mouse and Adolf Hitler unless specifically asked to do so, and one man admitting that he signed petitions no less than 80 times, the efforts of recall organizers are certainly open to valid criticism. In Ohio, roughly 27% of the signatures gathered to force a referendum on collective bargaining legislation were found fraudulent.

One may argue that the 80x signer did what he did legally.  And that's true:  under Wisconsin law, one may sign as many petitions as one wants.  There IS text which makes his action illegal, but "intent" is required.  So he probably will not be prosecuted.

As to Mickey, Adolf, Minnie, and Scrooge:  there is no DA anywhere--Republican or Democrat--who can prosecute the people who signed these names, for the obvious reason:  there is no evidence available.

As to Ohio:  same story.  Prosecution requires that one must identify the perp.

So "No Prosecutions" is just horse-crap.  But the Democrats--the party which is alive largely because of vote-fraud (and associated criminal activity not defined as "fraud") will march on, screeching hysterically.

It's what they do.