voter fraud is an overblown myth
In fired-US-attorney-gate one reason given for firing the 8 is their failure to prosecute voter fraud cases. Remember, when a Republican says we need to do more to combat voter fraud, they really mean they want to suppress the vote in Democratic-leaning areas.
Two New York University law professors explain that, in fact, allegations of voter fraud by individual voters -- the type of fraud Republicans say they want to catch with voter ID cards, proof-of-citizenship, and other restrictions on the franchise -- are vanishingly rare.
Remember -- "combating voter fraud" = "suppressing the vote." Those attorneys were fired, in part, for refusing to restrict the franchise of legitimate voters.
Two New York University law professors explain that, in fact, allegations of voter fraud by individual voters -- the type of fraud Republicans say they want to catch with voter ID cards, proof-of-citizenship, and other restrictions on the franchise -- are vanishingly rare.
Remember -- "combating voter fraud" = "suppressing the vote." Those attorneys were fired, in part, for refusing to restrict the franchise of legitimate voters.
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