This is classic. Minnesota Democrat Betty McCollum was debating Teresa Collett, her Republican challenger, when she made the remarkable claim that there’s no such thing as voter fraud. None. It’s all in her constituents’ heads.
The response? Laughter and catcalls from the audience and a pointed rebuttal from Collett.
H/T: HotAir.com
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In 2008, I was asked for my ID for the first time in 30 years. I was more than happy to do it, however, now that WA has instituted all mail-in ballots (except one county), both sides are lawyering up for the Murray-Rossi race that I think will be weeks away (if not more) from declaring a winner.
We'll have recount redux until a boxcar o' ballots are found in the back of someone's car that will coincidentally have an unexplainable amount of all DemonRat votes. That and we are a motor-voter state PLUS we give licenses to illegals. But it's only so that it will make the roads safer. Yeah, right!
Friggin' morons!
I will party like it's 1999 if we can run 'Pork Patty' out of DC along with her damn tennis shoes!
She's another example of a wierd looking, idiot liberal. I just voted and happily had to show my Drivers license here in Hawaii.
Democrats rely on voter fraud. Just ask Al Franken.
He's the grade-A example... Every time they did a re-count, he had more "votes". I guess those convicted felons had to be good for something... Just amazing and don't think ACORN (or whatever 20 different names it's called these days) isn't going with the same tricks this time around.
Yea that's a real chore taking out your drivers license you idiot.
I offered up my license & my passport. I am all about voter supression, if you don't have the legal right to vote, you should not vote. Kinda like if you don't have tickets for the game, you don't get to enter the arena & watch it.
We have to show drivers license in Illinois. The fact that any place doesn't require a state issued id with picture is criminal in their very intent.
This morning, they wanted to see our voter registration card and they scanned our driver's license which pulled up our info on a computer. Very handy and I think should be required everywhere...