Update III (10/16): Those dignity-stealing Democrats just won’t quit. Check out this New York Post editorial on the DNC frauds and their “minority” props.
Update II: Will someone please define “voter intimidation?”
The voter fraud frauders are gearing up, I see. Does anyone have information on this?
I hear Bill Hobbs has quite an archive on voter fraud issues.
Update (10/15): New York Post:
Republicans ripped into John Kerry yesterday over a stunning new internal manual that advises Democrats to launch “pre-emptive” strikes charging the GOP with voter intimidation — even if none exists.The “Election Day Manual” — written for Kerry’s Colorado campaign workers — includes a menu of options Democrats can follow next month to claim Republican intimidation, ranging from issuing press releases to organizing minority leaders to denounce the practice.
It was unclear last night whether the manual had been penned by the Kerry campaign or the Democratic National Committee, although questions about it were fielded by the DNC.
Democratic leaders dismissed the charge, insisting the manual was aimed at providing guidance for “preventing and combating” voter intimidation from happening in the first place.
“All of the states received some language on combating and preventing voter intimidation,” said DNC spokesman Jano Cabrera.
In part, the manual reads: “If no signs of intimidation techniques have emerged yet, launch a ‘pre-emptive strike’ (particularly well-suited to states in which these techniques have been tried in the past.).”
Political Brief posted an image of the cover (?) and a link to the DNC. They claim Matt Drudge “posted a misleading statement about Democratic efforts to fight voter suppression.” I guess the DNC assumes we can’t read (or read English), either, just like some of the people why typically vote for Democrats.
Liberals manipulate blacks with “voter fraud” myths, and this alarmist garbage plays into the DNC’s condescending, paternalistic and racist hands. They all deserve each other.
Also see Discriminations.
