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PA GOP chair says voter ID helped cut Obama margin
PA GOP party chairman Rob Gleason has set off a new round of criticism by crediting voter ID with helping narrow Obama's margin of victory last fall. In an interview broadcast on PCN-TV, Gleason was asked whether he thought the attention drawn to Voter ID affected last years elections. He replied."Yeah, I think a little bit. We probably had a better election. Think about this, we cut Obama by 5%, which was big. A lot of people lost sight of that. He won, he beat McCain by 10%, he only beat Romney by 5%. I think that probably Voter ID had helped a bit in that."
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See? It's not about "voter fraud". It's about keeping people from voting. Shave a point here. Shave a point there. It's about "schemes". What did Colin Powell say? Voter fraud can't be BOTH wide spread AND undetectable.
Seems more and more Republican leaders are turning a little, tiny bit honest. Are USMB Republicans going to follow suit and admit they tried a scheme that failed during the last election, but they won't give up. Better to cheat the American people than give up their "principles".
PA GOP party chairman Rob Gleason has set off a new round of criticism by crediting voter ID with helping narrow Obama's margin of victory last fall. In an interview broadcast on PCN-TV, Gleason was asked whether he thought the attention drawn to Voter ID affected last years elections. He replied."Yeah, I think a little bit. We probably had a better election. Think about this, we cut Obama by 5%, which was big. A lot of people lost sight of that. He won, he beat McCain by 10%, he only beat Romney by 5%. I think that probably Voter ID had helped a bit in that."
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See? It's not about "voter fraud". It's about keeping people from voting. Shave a point here. Shave a point there. It's about "schemes". What did Colin Powell say? Voter fraud can't be BOTH wide spread AND undetectable.
Seems more and more Republican leaders are turning a little, tiny bit honest. Are USMB Republicans going to follow suit and admit they tried a scheme that failed during the last election, but they won't give up. Better to cheat the American people than give up their "principles".