The many many Republicans who think it still does exist (at least in another form) and that voter fraud is rampant on the Dem side. Forget the lack of evidence. It's more RW culture war shit reflecting the discomfort they feel over the fact that Obama couldn't have been elected "back in their day" when the electorate was 90%+ white. Now it's 74% white and steadily falling. So the reactionaries see the future and don't exactly like it.
Does it tell us when they're going to send out their Muslim Bolshevik Mau-Mau militia to start confiscating guns? We're 3 years and 4 months into Obama's term and my AK still resides safely in my house, and the local gun store still sells assault weapons and lots of ammo, lots and lots of ammo. Maybe that's where ACORN put their money when they cashed out and went underground a couple of years ago, ammunition manufacturing.
Hmm...Curt?, you probably would have avoided all the downdings if you had added a preface or comment to your link denoting that you disagreed with or had doubts about it if such is the case.
Meanwhile all we are left with here is a link to what is actually an advertisement for a partisan Right Wing "Expose" falsely written for the sole purpose of making Planned Parenthood look bad.
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