by Smitty
I mean, there is using someone else’s name to prove a point about voter fraud, but then there is going after Snidely Whiplash himself:
We got offered Eric Holder’s ballot. Perhaps we should get offered @donnabrazile ballot. Where does Donna vote? DC? pic.twitter.com/artY7LDaTr
— James O’Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) October 30, 2014
In my opinion, O’Keefe
Doing the job the MSM can’t get off their knees long enough to do. Good for him. And us.
They hate to be called out on their cheating.
He’s absolutely on track now. There isn’t any controversy at all in exposing voter fraud, and there isn’t any defense to be made of party and campaign officials not only condoning it, but making suggestions as to how best to get away with it.
My own favorite is when the campaign worker, after telling his fake illegal it’s okay to vote, calls the campaign manager, talks with him out of earshot for a minute or two, then comes back and confirms that she should vote.
There is no voter fraud, especially when you don’t look for it like the MSM doesn’t.
I ran into a guy with a Masters min Journalism from Syracuse, a conservative institution, he said. He said there is not a shred of evidence for vote fraud, and he brandished his Masters to prove it.
It’s hard to believe the US has produced such morons.
Amazing, the number of folks who decided that their long-winded claims of so-called “entrapment” practiced by O’Keefe were a solid defense of the folks caught on camera supporting vote fraud.
I’m not a fan of “ambush” journalism. It’s how Michael Moore became wealthy. But this is exactly the kind of stuff that also made “Sixty Minutes” famous in the early days, before they decided to be the Democrat pool boy.
What O’Keefe is doing is showing a total willingness to engage in fraud. This is how you have to do it. The law established strict parameters for undercover work done by officers of the court. But evidently private citizens can setup such sting operations to protect their own property, and to expose public officials.
I’m guessing O’Keefe has gotten legal counsel on board early in the game to make sure he stays within the law in every case.
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You have to know he’s got some high cover, or they’d have flayed him.
AGAIN? This is the second time in the past few years he’s pulled this off getting AG Holder’s ballot.
Yep.
Hugh Hewitt often trots out the “trial lawyer’s defense” line:
“It’s not my dog. He didn’t bite you. Besides, you kicked him first.”
That’s what it’s like arguing with leftists.
Yep. Indeed!
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