Voter ID and the Chicago Way

Abraham Miller:

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Obama’s Chicago is notorious for its corrupt voting practices.  In fact, one of the latest political jokes in Chicago is that there is now empirical and incontrovertible evidence that Muammar Gaddafi and Osama bin Laden are both dead.  Their names recently appeared on the city’s voting rolls. 

In Obama’s world, elections are not contested; they are manipulated. In the 2008 Iowa caucuses, red and white chartered buses with Illinois license plates carried African Americans from Chicago to vote in Iowa. Obama’s ability to show that he could win in a rural, white, and somewhat conservative state like Iowa wasn’t a miracle; it was election engineering, the Chicago Way. 

In anticipation of a hard-fought contest in 2012, President Obama wants to make sure that there is significant margin for voter fraud, especially getting illegal immigrants to vote. No one needs to tell you how illegal immigrants will vote.  And pro-Obama organizations, like ACORN, have traditionally engaged in massive election fraud. Anything that enhances the integrity of the voting process works against Obama.
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When it comes to South Carolina — or any other state — trying to preserve the honesty of the electoral process by requiring some form of voter identification, watch out. Voter integrity is the last thing Obama, his Justice Department, and his base want for 2012.

Democrat voter fraud can account for as much as three percent of the vote in some jurisdictions.  This is enough to give them wins in a lot of races where Republicans should have been elected.

Democrats complaints about the difficulty of getting voter identification cards are totally bogus and an insult to the black population.  Most blacks already have identification needed for routine matters like driving, cashing checks and checking into hospitals and hotels.  Those that do not could get them without any difficulty.   The same goes for Hispanic citizens.

What we have here is a bad faith argument in order to sustain Democrat voter fraud.