Comments on: GOP Alleges Nonprofit Voter Fraud

CBS Evening News Investigates ACORN, The Group Accused Of Registering Dead People To Vote

[that1sthe1]

I find it interesting that the ''frauds'' are occurring in the swing states. If the McCain campaign plants people in their mobs to shout hateful comments, is it any stretch that they planted people in the voter registration organization to discredit it?

[sparks224]

Nov 4th 2008
High Noon for Democracy

Millions of Americans will attempt to vote for Obama,
thousands of Republican lawyers will attempt to stop them.

[satyr9w]

Barbara, I think your comment is right on target. The republicans will sink to any level. From using race or names that sounds different to elicit fear. All one needs to do it to look at the crowds that McCain/Palin attract. I can count one one hand the number of black and hispanic people. They are white, largely overweight, and dare I say it--not too bright.

[kevboom]

"GOP Alleges Nonprofit Voter Fraud"

No doubt they should know what voter fraud looks like.

[satyr9w]

Any fraud is unacceptable. However we seem to forget the voter fraud of the Republican right in the 2000 and 2004 elections. Does anyone recall the masssive republican effort to turn voters away in Ohio in 2004 election? It seems to me that the republicans are master''s of deception and the first to cry foul. Lets watch as they will do everything possible to turn the Acorn problem into a dark and evil plot lead by Senator Obama.

[barbaraf4]

McCain must suspect that ACORN is recruiting Democratic voters. If he believed they were going after Republicans he wouldn''t care.

The McCain/Palin campaigne has become a perfect example of throwing stuff at the wall to see if anything sticks. Whether or not those two are qualified to be President and VP has become a moot point. They have stirred up so much hatred and innuendo that it is really hard to tell.

[hawksprings]

Oooohhh, So THIS is what a Community Organizer does... Voter Fraud.