Quote:You find it hypocritical to discount websites with obvious political leanings while using other websites with obvious political leanings?


Isn't that exactly what you are doing?


Eric, any reasonable person would look at both sides of this story and know that this was not a case of vote fraud. I have given you link after link after link explaining what happened, and you choose to only believe fringe right wing websites and ignore everyone else.


Okay, here's the daily newspaper in Tucson, the Arizona Star, with the story.

<a class="bbc_url" href='http://tucson.com/news/blogs/pueblo-politics/video-of-ballots-being-dropped-off-has-some-concerned/article_b05356bc-14e7-53cf-a363-0b77e0c954e5.html'>http://tucson.com/news/blogs/pueblo-politics/video-of-ballots-being-dropped-off-has-some-concerned/article_b05356bc-14e7-53cf-a363-0b77e0c954e5.html</a>


"A spokesperson for the Maricopa County Elections Department told the TheBlaze.com that "there’s no investigation" into the incident LaFaro described.

Several groups said the video shows nothing illegal and accusations of voter fraud are baseless."


What the man was doing was what every group in Arizona does, including the Republican party- picking up supporters' absentee ballots and delivering them to the elections office. Every ballot must be signed by the voter and the signatures are compared by the elections office to make sure the ballot is valid.


This was NOT VOTER FRAUD. You were MISLED.