[EL] Fw: The GOP Can Not Legally Help Stop Voter Fraud

[Sal Peralta]

One would have hoped that the message to other state parties is that it there are consequences for engaging in voter intimidation and fraudulent activity in order to keep brown people from voting.   Ones wonders what the facts must have looked like for them to agree to a "lifetime ban" in order to settle the lawsuit the way that they did.

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On Nov 13, 2012, at 9:51 PM, Jon Roland <jon.roland at constitution.org> wrote:

> It could be taken by the other state parties as the party line, or more cynically, that "the fix is in" and there is no point in raising the issue in our states. In other words, a blank check to Democrats to rig elections with impunity. That is the point of the blog article, even if it didn't get everything correct.
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> On 11/13/2012 10:18 PM, Lorraine Minnite wrote:
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>> What kind of ripple effect do you have in mind?
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> -- Jon
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