Steve Fielder is now recanting vote buying story.

http://www.gopusa.com/news/2014/07/11/man-who-accused-cochran-campaign-of-vote-buying-changes-story/?subscriber=1 ^ | 07/11/14 | catsrus

[Catsrus]

Stevie Fielder told California-based blogger Charles C. Johnson he was asked to buy votes for $15 a pop in the June 24 runoff between Cochran and state Sen. Chris McDaniel. Now, he's saying he never paid anyone to vote.

[skeeter]

Someone told Steve he could go to prison.

[Arm_Bears]

So was he lying then, or is he lying now?

[kevao]

They should have gotten a sworn affidavit from him when they had the chance.

[Uncle Chip]

Now, he's saying he never paid anyone to vote

So he pocketed the money instead of paying it out. His vote then was quite expensive.

[sport]

He is probably lying now. Someone probably asked him if he liked to continue living. and if the answer was yes, he needed to change his tune.

[Blood of Tyrants]

An attorney probably informed him that it is a felony to pay someone to vote a certain way.

[so_real]

"duress"

[Jeff Chandler]

Never Mind

[Dr. Sivana]

It doesn’t matter now. I think he was part lying each time. We can bring him to court if it comes to that. The important thing is that we have 8,300 people who had no business voting in the runoff who voted in the runoff, with more to come.

[Truth29]

Horse head?

[Robert357]

Where is a grand jury when you need them?

[House Atreides]

The DemocRAT tactics of fear and intimidation that the GOPe has adopted with gusto is apparently working IN THIS CASE.

[House Atreides]

The DemocRAT tactics of fear and intimidation that the GOPe has adopted with gusto is apparently working IN THIS CASE.

[deadrock]

And some still believe the one party state can be defeated.

[cynwoody]

The important thing is that we have 8,300 people who had no business voting in the runoff who voted in the runoff, with more to come.

Add to that the fact that the Cochran campaign deliberately encouraged Democrat voters to violate the law by voting in the GOP runoff for a candidate for whom they had no intention of voting in November. Under Mississippi law, it's against the law for a voter to do that — even if he indeed forgot to vote in the Democrat primary.

[albie]

Somebody needs some jail time.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Was he lying then, or is he lying now?

Either way he should go to jail.

[leapfrog0202]

I think it was more than the threat of prison.

[logi_cal869]

An attorney probably informed him that it is a felony to pay someone to vote a certain way.

After advising him that it would have been cheaper had he consulted before he acted to break the law...

...and asking him the million dollar question: Do you know anything that could get you immunity? If not, true or not, lie your a$$ off and contradict everything you've said.