Democrats continue to ignore voter fraud because they see its benefits

NY Times:

How Charges of Voter Fraud Became a Political Strategy

Donald Trump’s warnings of a rigged election echo a longtime Republican emphasis on voting fraud — one that experts call misguided.
Democrats don't just use voter fraud against Republicans, but they also use it against other Democrats who might challenge the status quo.   In fact, they use it in primaries as well as the general election.  Would you like to bet that all of the so-called experts are also Democrats who also want to keep the status quo?

Democrats not only register dead people they vote them.  Democrats also register fictional people giving vacant lots as their address.  That is why they so vehemently oppose voter ID.  Their arguments against are racist.  They say that blacks and other minorities do not have the intellect and the ability to get a free ID if they do not already have one.

There are millions of dead people on the voting rolls as well as duplicate registrations in more than one state, and they do not want to give up their opportunity for fraud by cleaning up the voter rolls.  They just do not care if there is voter fraud because they think they can benefit from it.

One of the latest memes on the subject is that it is too hard to effect a big election like the presidency, but there is evidence that Chicago rigging put John Kennedy in office over Nixon.  It does not have to be massive to work.  L=yndon Johnson won his first senate race with a stuffed ballot box in one Texas county.

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