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One Dares Call It Treason

By Brooks A. Mick
Oct. 26, 2004

Frustrated Democrats, those who have never gotten over the thwarting of their attempt at election theft in 2000, have redoubled their attempts at larceny. And as always, this centers on areas where elections are close. Take a look at Ohio, for example.

"We have four counties where you have more voters registered than you have 18 and over population,” Governor Taft of Ohio said today.

He blames Democrat 527 groups who have inflated Ohio’s voter registeration rolls.

Taft goes on, "We've had a lot of fraudulent voter registrations already, mostly by those 527 groups. There will be unprecedented scrutiny of this election on both sides.”

Perhaps redundantly, Taft notes that many of these registrations appear to be fraudulent! DUH!

I doubt that these attmepts at election theft will succeed, but who knows? The polls are close, but I tend to doubt them now since they vary so much.

But that's not my point. My point is that THIS IS TREASON! Destroying the citizenry's confidence in the electin system, as in making spurious claims of voter intimidation when none exist, and as in registering non-existent voters, is right out of the communist revolutionary handbook. TO foment a revolution, one has to destroy the confidence of the people in their government, and what better way than by making elections seem worthless, fraudulent, and dishonest?

The people registering non-existent people should be charged with treason. The people making fraudulent claims of voter intimidation should be charged with treason.

Which appears to be most of the Democratic leadership at the moment.

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About the author Brooks A. Mick: 63-yr-old physician, still practicing medicine but retired from the US Army. Write just for the fun of it, but working on novel in the vein of Tom Clancy's politico-military genre.

Email: brooks15@cox.net


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