Republican Voter Registration Fraud

Election officials and lawmakers have launched investigations into the activities of YPM workers in Florida and Massachusetts. In Arizona, the firm was recently a defendant in a civil rights lawsuit. Prosecutors in Los Angeles and Ventura counties say they are investigating complaints about the company.

The firm, which a Republican Party spokesman said is paid $7 to $12 for each registration it secures, has denied any wrongdoing and says it has never been charged with a crime.

The 70,000 voters YPM has registered for the Republican Party this year will ...

Republican Voter Registration Fraud

Election officials and lawmakers have launched investigations into the activities of YPM workers in Florida and Massachusetts. In Arizona, the firm was recently a defendant in a civil rights lawsuit. Prosecutors in Los Angeles and Ventura counties say they are investigating complaints about the company.

The firm, which a Republican Party spokesman said is paid $7 to $12 for each registration it secures, has denied any wrongdoing and says it has never been charged with a crime.

The 70,000 voters YPM has registered for the Republican Party this year will help combat the public perception that it is struggling amid Democratic gains nationally, give a boost to fundraising efforts and bolster member support for party leaders, political strategists from both parties say.

Those who were formerly Democrats may stop receiving phone calls and literature from that party, perhaps affecting its get-out-the-vote efforts. They also will be given only a Republican ballot in the next primary election if they do not switch their registration back before then.

Most people realize and see how Republicans have been working decades on voter suppression. Their recent defeat in Ohio is significant.

The last political official to go to jail for dirty tricks/voter suppression, was the head of the Republican State Committee of New Hampshire, in 2004.

(Info about that case, above, at: http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Vote2008/story?id=4088097&page=1)

The Republicans can point to no such facts as any Democratic party officials being arrested and convicted for voter fraud and/or voter suppression techniques.

People also realize these Republican scams for what they are, hot air balloons launched in the last days of the election.

People are making their v...

Most people realize and see how Republicans have been working decades on voter suppression. Their recent defeat in Ohio is significant.

The last political official to go to jail for dirty tricks/voter suppression, was the head of the Republican State Committee of New Hampshire, in 2004.

(Info about that case, above, at: http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Vote2008/story?id=4088097&page=1)

The Republicans can point to no such facts as any Democratic party officials being arrested and convicted for voter fraud and/or voter suppression techniques.

People also realize these Republican scams for what they are, hot air balloons launched in the last days of the election.

People are making their votes on the last eight (8) years of the failed Bush Administration.

Bush couldn't even kill or capture bin Laden, let New Orleans get washed away, led the nation into a false war for false reasons, and with the Wall St. bailout has destroyed Main St. at the expense of Wall St.

Those are the facts and the track record people are making their judgement on and thank God the Republican liars can't change that.

Another typical example of how Republicans lies and then accuse the other party of doing the wrong thing is this lastest stupid accustion of Obama being a socialist.

HA! -- The Republicans do the biggest act of socialism in the history of this country -- Wall St. Socialism -- which is a $Trillion Dollar Fact -- and then make hot air noise about others being socialist...based on no facts at all.

Nice work if you can get it, I suppose: Writing this endless Bible of Republican lies: lies about the war, lies about the economy.

Obama wants to end the tax breaks and special financial favoritism for the SuperRich and SuperCorporations, like Exxon.

He wants to make the tax system FAIR.

He wants to give Main St. some of the same benefits as Wall St.(and not even 25% as much)

He wants to reduce taxes for the Middle Class and poor, instead of seeing all the tax cuts for rich