[SMGFan]

Keep claiming No proof of voter fraud?

[SaraJohnson]

This is a loathsome crime. What can someone do that is more evil than work to enslave free people through fraud like this. What a sleazy POS to do this.

We should really jack up the penalities for registration and voter fraud in States where crooked judges block voter id. Foreigners who break our election laws should be immediately fined and deported and people who vote multiple times like this slug should look forward to prison time. SOS should be required to run ads warning about penalties for voter fraud - in English and foreign language news sites.

[CharlesMartelsGhost]

Require Voter to have ID. I know it would cause too many Demorats to lose elections. Plus it is too simple of a solution for them to comprehend.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Maryland “Freak State” PING!

[W. W. SMITH]

Make an example of her, prison five years.

[sauropod]

read

[neverdem]

BTTT!

[skinkinthegrass]

Local Democratic committees in the 1st district will now meet and
vote on a new candidate to replace Rosen on the ballot.
The new name must be submitted to the state by Sept. 27.
Regardless of his opponent, Harris is considered a safe bet for reelection.hmmm..they're pulling a Torricelli..
(it's NOT about about voter fraud)
it's trying to substituting a losing candidate
for another more promising one.

[Grampa Dave]

Voter fraud is a willful act of treason to cancel the votes of legal voters. Many if not most rats in political office got there via voter fraud. Voter fraud enables them to continue their acts of treason against the rest of us.

There is one quick way to end voter fraud across this country"

[bimbo]

Democrats voting more than once ...?
That is the purpose of the Maryland Early Voting Law ... to allow the Democrat Operatives time to visit many polling sites.
This is simply a case of another Democrat wanting to run in place of Rosen.

[Albion Wilde]

“Personal issues have made this the hardest decision that I have had to make,” Rosen said...

When all else fails, Democrats use the passive tense.

She broke the law. Is that a "personal issue"? Did a personal issue make her break the law? Did her law-breaking make her resignation a hard decision? Apparently, it was harder than deciding to break the law. Karma's a byotch.

And harder still would be a properly worded statement, such as, "I humbly apologize to the American people for breaking the law. It was a shameful act for which I take full responsibility, and which I do and will regret for years to come. Our nation's system of the Rule of Law requires each of us to stand up for the truth in our actions, especially in voting. I did wrong; and as a consequence it is only fair that I step down as your candidate.