I can't sleep until I understand the voter fraud talk...so to the internets it is.

[rgbecker]

Here's the report from Kansas:

Despite his claims that there are “aliens” illegally voting in Kansas and elsewhere, the six cases that Kobach has prosecuted so far have all targeted older white Republican men who say they mistakenly voted in two places, blaming the confusion on moving, a retirement or caring for elderly parents.

http://kmuw.org/post/kobach-files-ninth-case-alleged-voter-fraud

Notice the 2012 dates for the crook on the loose who voted in Kansas and Texas!

Video of Fox News interview where he reports that he is bringing 150 federal cases in Kansas. "Can you imagine what's going on in Texas or California? There must be hundreds of thousands of them!"

video.foxnews.com/v/5321510281001/

[putitinD]

1. I bet there are hundred of thousands of them, likely all old white republicans

[Warpy]

2. They want to take our right to vote away

That's the bottom line.

"Voter" fraud has been investigated exhaustively in many areas. It was one of the first thing Gov. Martinez (R-NM) did when she got into office. Her team found four cases: three were Texans with vacation property who voted here and there and all four were Republicans. Similar investigations in other states have turned up the same level of fraud by the same people: Republicans.

Election fraud, on the other hand, is likely rampant, especially in GOP states with electronic voting. The whole "voter fraud" scam is just a smoke screen to cover this up and prevent full and honest investigations of states like Ohio while stripping rights through voter ID laws.

Don't be fooled by Trumpery. Ever.