First person charged with voter fraud [in South Dakota]

KOTA-TV ^ | 10/18/2002 | Jack Siebold and Carl Agnelly

[nicmarlo]

Hitler and Schuuuuuumer, the only two senators who voted against requiring ID for voters. Wonder why Daschole didn't include himself, they could have been the three ringleaders of voter fraud.

[Theodore R.]

Does this election cheater think that Tim Johnson is the best thing to come along since Tom Daschle?

[The Great RJ]

Not to dismiss the seriousness of voter fraud, but I'm sure there are more fraudulent votes cast in a single Chicago ward than there are legitimate voters in these South Dakota counties.

These folks are being caught because of the sparse population. Out here folks tend to know or at least have heard of the locals and it's easy to spot an imposter.

[MamaLucci]

[PeoplesRepublicOfWashington]

What party is Lyle affiliated with?

[jackbill]

Stick around awhile and you might be able to discern sarcasm.

[Texas dog]

This scares me.. When I die, I could end up voting for a deomcrat..

LOL

You and I better be careful driving home tonight; we could end up voting for Ron Kirk.

Multiple times.

[Texas Mom]

You and I better be careful driving home tonight; we could end up voting for Ron Kirk.

Wow! better drive safe there Texas Dog.. Worse yet, Sanchez.. I think I'll just stay home. LOL!

[Cobra64]

Since it's Tommy's state, the media whores will not play this up as it should be.

[flamefront]

It sure does scare them to death - it looks like they took down the whole website for KOTA TV; all that appears now:

No web site is configured at this address.

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Nichols is one of two brothers hired by the Native American Voter Registration Project.

The guy was hired by a bunch of welfare recipients who are trying to manufacture votes for the DemonRats. You better believe that these welfare slugs are trying to keep the welfare benefits that those big bad Repubs want to take away. It's tough to work for a living when you're a raging alcoholic.

[semaj]

I find it strange that the article does not mention what party affiliation was indicated on the bogus registration forms.

[sweetliberty]

Yeah, but my question is this. Will anything be done to sort out the fraudulent registrations in time to prevent the fraud from tipping the election? You have to get up pretty early in the morning to beat the Rats at the vote fraud game. And they have stepped up their illegal efforts in virtually every state where there is a critical seat at stake. I am very concerned about this.

[sweetliberty]

"Grill em for information and extract it from them through a plea deal or send them away for the Max amount possible."

I agree with you, but it seems our people don't have the stomach for that kind of head on challenge, and even if they did, with all the Rats on the bench, what kind of chance do we really have of defeating their efforts? They have the courts, the media, and the ignorance of the masses in their favor and are not constrained by laws, ethics or truth.

[xJones]

To: Texas Mom This scares me.. When I die, I could end up voting for a deomcrat..

LOL

You and I better be careful driving home tonight; we could end up voting for Ron Kirk.

Multiple times.

47 posted on 10/18/02 4:26 PM Central by Texas dog

Hey Meek, let's both drive careful, okay? I can't stand Sanchez and Kirk. :)

[sweetliberty]

"Funny, I don't hear Senator Dash-hole asking for an investigation into this FRAUD."

I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for that investigation either. In fact, I heard a report while I was in Colorado that these were some of HIS people running the operation.

[sweetliberty]

The dead ALWAYS vote Rat!

[sweetliberty]

"I find it strange that the article does not mention what party affiliation was indicated on the bogus registration forms."

Hint: if it had been Republicans, the media would be billing it as the top story on every network. Since that is not the case, then we can assume that it is Rats and therefore not "newsworthy."

[Texas Mom]

The dead ALWAYS vote Rat!

It does seem that way doesn't it?