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Dear Rep. Bummer (D),
Disenfranchise voters? You mean dead people, felons, cats, dogs, zoo animals, children, aliens, young people registering through Acorn 73 times, straw men, wax figurines, department store dummies, hand puppets, mirror images, holograms, and hallucinations?
Oh, t-h-o-s-e kind of voters. You mean the energized, momentum-gathering Democrat Base.
Okay, if you say so.
Acorn pays its people for how many names they sign up. Not how many legitimate names, just how many names. Voter fraud in Chicago gave Illinois to Kennedy in 1960, securing the win over Nixon. Will Ohio do the same for BO? It would cast a giant stain over his presidency if he were elected because of fraud in Ohio.
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