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Ex-Dem Congressman: Voter Fraud Is Commonplace, Voter ID Is The Cure

Matthew Vadum

A new article of mine from Big Government: Ex-Dem Congressman: Voter Fraud Is Commonplace, Voter ID Is The Cure By Matthew Vadum Voter fraud is not a figment of your imagination, says former Congressman Artur Davis (D-Alabama). The use of absentee ballots makes massive electoral fraud possible, Davis told the Daily Caller’s Neil Munro in a startling interview.  Davis’s comments came months after a Tunica County, Miss., jury convicted local NAACP official Lessadolla Sowers on 10 counts of fraudulently casting absentee ballots.  Sowers received a five-year prison term. “Most voter fraud doesn’t happen on Election Day,” Davis said.  “Very few … Continue reading Ex-Dem Congressman: Voter Fraud Is Commonplace, Voter ID Is The Cure

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Justice Has Never Been High on Eric Holder’s Docket

Matthew Vadum

Although Eric Holder, who cannot conceal his visceral contempt for conservatives, heads the U.S. Department of Justice, doing the right thing isn’t high on his list of priorities. As Barack Obama gears up to use the White House (illegally?) for fundraising purposes, a case in point is the “maxed out” donors scandal. As I explain in my new book, Subversion Inc.: How Obama’s ACORN Red Shirts are Still Terrorizing and Ripping Off American Taxpayers, former ACORN employee Anita MonCrief testified under oath in 2008 that the Obama campaign gave a list of “maxed out” campaign donors to ACORN’s voter mobilization … Continue reading Justice Has Never Been High on Eric Holder’s Docket

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A note on Michael J. Gaynor’s careless blog post

Matthew Vadum

Fellow ACORN hunter Michael J. Gaynor, who like me was praised by Michelle Malkin for pursuing the ACORN story when it was being ignored, is certainly entitled to his opinion about my book Subversion Inc., but he is not entitled to his own set of facts. In a blog post Gaynor asserts that I failed to include in my book a story that the American voters need to know–the story of how Anita MonCrief, an ex-ACORN insider, became a confidential source for The New York Times in the summer of 2008, The Times killed an ACORN/Obama expose before Election Day 2008, Times … Continue reading A note on Michael J. Gaynor’s careless blog post