re: #334 Buck

AND I repeat, if the same crime is committed by multiple low level employees working for the same organization over multiple states (low level employees who never met), thousands of miles apart then you have evidence that the leaders of that organization are organized and committing the crime.

Since you haven’t responded to several questions and clarifications I’ve offered regarding some other points, I’m gazing on them.

However, if you think that ten different nineteen-year-olds in ten different cities, having been told they’ll be paid a buck for each voter who fills out the card will not come to the same conclusion—that it might be a good idea to fill out ten or twenty extra cards with fake info—I have a bridge I want to sell you.

As evidence of conspiracy, that’s a trifle thin. Any of my high school freshmen could come up with that idea.

Also, if ACORN higher-ups had instructed employees to do this, why in God’s name did they tell the officials they submitted the forms to that there were bad registrations among them?