Mentally ill man forced to vote for Obama

WALB:

State election officials are launching their own investigation into the handling of a mentally challenged man's vote.

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He told his family that an aide from Primus took him and five other mentally challenged clients to vote and forced them to vote for Barack Obama. Justice says he told the aide he wanted to vote for John McCain, but was overridden.

Election officials say if that happened, the aide will face criminal charges


For those who discount the vote fraud allegations made in this campaign, it will be hard to explain this kind of conduct. The NY Times editorial board this morning attempted to down play the allegations of voter registration fraud by ACORN, but the evidence of the fraud is widespread and extensive. Ohio alone has over 200,000 questionable registrations. One mad admitted to registering over 70 times. If Obama is elected this activity will taint his administration.

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  1. tigrefan986:43 PM

    Something similar happened to a McCain-supporting Mom and son in Iowa. This is not an isolated incident, disabled people are being targeted and systematically manipulated:

    http://moms4mccain.blogspot.com/2008/11/obama-supporters-fraud-against-disabled.html

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