Buying their votes is fraud. If big money can walk around in a trailer park with a $50 bill to whoever will vote for “your guy”, then voting means nothing. It just goes to the highest bidder. Cantor already tried outspending on ad buys; it didn’t work. If the NRSC has learned that $50 bills can win elections, then “winning” candidates will forget all about campaign ads and the issues, and just buy the election straight-out.
And that’s what may have happened last night. The ad buys using the “racist” meme were just cover for what really got the supposedly-apathetic dem voters off their butts. The only thing that ever does: money in the pocket.
Also - yes, it is voter fraud to get somebody to vote in the MS Republican party if their intent is to vote for the democrat in the general election. That’s what the statute says. You can only vote in a primary election for the party for which you intend to vote in the general election. So yes, this is absolutely voter fraud. It’s just non-provable because you can’t prove intention.
I don’t know about you, but the LAST people I want to associate with are those who intend to do whatever crimes they can get away with because the crime can’t be proven. That’s Lois Lerner on steroids, and just as stinky.
You can prove intention by those who admit it and make examples of them