I think it's safe to say that the Democrats have already stolen the election this year, between the voting dead people, animals, the hundreds to thousands of fraudulant ACORN registrations, people voting twice, stolen identities, etc. Any thoughts on how such voter fraud on the part of the Democrats should be guarded against, or is it just "Republican dirty tricks" we need to watch out for?

The documented cases of actual voter fraud is less than tiny -- it's microscopic. Suggesting that there will be hundreds of thousands of fraudulent votes is just tin-foil nuttery - and America knows it.

Republicans will do everything they can to take away your right to vote, including creating faux controversies over voter registration forms completed by Mickey Mouse and Marilyn Monroe -- so they can impose restrictions that will reduce the number of true Americans who can exercise their right to vote in an election.

On the subject of 'dirty tricks' I wouldn't put it the dishonest Republicans from infiltrating ACORN in order to perpetuate registration fraud.

I don't hear Republicans calling for the prosecution of person who committed voter registration fraud -- they just use it as a club on democrats. The ACORN controversy has all the marks of yet another Republican dirty trick.

If the problem was real I'd be happy to address it, Kev, but until you can show that actual voter fraud is a rela problem -- not Mickey Mouse registering to vote but actual voter fraud that may in fact be another Republican dirty trick -- you're out of luck.

'Suggesting that there will be hundreds of thousands of fraudulent votes is just tin-foil nuttery - and America knows it.'

B/S --- the problem is America does NOT know, nor understand, the depths of DNC election fraud and election theft, going back to 1960 and beyond.

The mainstream media is complicit in NOT reporting the TRUTH to the people.

Kev, Erick, can you explain how electronic voting machines in two states, flipped the vote from Demo to GOP? I'm sure the wingnuts will use that as an excuse to blame the Demo's, right?

And if you would, show a workable link as to where voter fraud is, when it happened, what % of total votes=voter fraud. Then you may have a valid argument.

Also, how many court cases have the GOP lost in the last month when they tried to disenfranchise legal registered voters from the registration list? Until then, your talking points are meaningless, just more GOP BS.

The ironic thing is that Raymond suggests in his book that the public is basically stupid to fall for a lot of the stuff that gets done. Hey, everyone has a right to vote, but if someone actually believes the tactics you cite above, well I am not crying if they miss voting. And I don't care if their vote was going to McCain or Obama. If they are that dumb they have probably made no effort to investigate the positions of the candidates anyway.

It's typically the elderly who fall prey to these kind of tricks.

And if the tricks weren't effective Republican fraudsters wouldn't risk jail time to pull these stunts.

Lying to strip away someone's right to vote is Un-American, but DaveD doesn't see a problem in that.

It's very important that everyone vote, including the dead and the fictional. It's important to not make distinctions between the living-challenged and the rest of us, if your vote is cancelled out by a fictional character or someone who died in 1984 it should be a source of pride, not a concern.

America is a great country and there are literally millions of people who made her great that are now deceased. It just makes it better for all of us if they continue to vote even after their passing.

Yeah, millions of dead people are voting in the election - nice try... glad to see you're not letting those "pesky "facts" get in to the way of GOP campaigning.

Lee, you don't read much do you?

By the way, I clearly remember a leaked internal DNC memo back in 2004 saying everyone should claim voter suppression by the GOP, even if there isn't any reported.

That tells me all we need to know about the left and their lies.

Lee, nice try though!