[Agrarian]

Even the most spineless politicians should theoretically want to win, even if they stand for nothing else. If voter fraud is robbing us of elections, and there is not a firm, across-the-board response to this, then I can only come up with three explanations:

1. The GOP is doing their anti-fraud work by stealth, and don't want anyone to know about it.

2. The GOP is suicidal.

3. The extent of voter fraud is wildly exaggerated on forums like this -- and it is really not enough for the GOP to consider it worth the cost of dealing firmly with it.

[tommix2]

1. The GOP is doing their anti-fraud work by stealth, and don't want anyone to know about it.

I hope this is the case and I have suspected that they are working on it I can't believe Karl Rove would be taking this lying down.

[Travis McGee]

The Republicans who have won their elections then try to be liked. They want to "get along." Accusing your 'rat counterparts of massive vote fraud is akin to throwing a big turd in the punchbowl. They "let it go," since they are in (presumably) "safe districts."