Hmmm...Got your voter fraud right here....

Dr. Annette Bosworth ran for the Republican Party nomination for US Senate in South Dakota. She lost the US Republican Senate Primary seat in Tuesday’s election.

Bosworth said she made a commitment to God to "serve South Dakota for forty years", so that’s what she plans to do.

As if losing wasn’t enough, she found out today that forging 40% of the signatures on your petition to file for office might make those 40 years seem like 40 to life . (Six counts of offering false or forged instrument for filing under SDCL 22-11-28.1; and Six counts of perjury under SDCL 22-29-1, 22-29-8, and 22-29-10.)

"Former South Dakota Senate Candidate Dr. Annette Bosworth was informed at 9:28am this morning by Sgt. Jason Gearman of the Minnehaha Sheriff’s office that a warrant had been issued for her arrest by Attorney General Marty Jackley."

Bosworth was told by her attorney that the charge related to election activity, specifically petition signatures.

(Bosworth was endorsed by the Teabagger "Trinity": Ted Cruz, Steve King, and Sarah Palin.)

And aren't we all proud that meantime, in Mississippi, a 93-yr-old veteran was turned away at the polls because after voting for 70+ years, he didn't have a drivers license, or a sufficient "photo-ID". Voter Suppression in its finest form.

Gotta love those voter ID laws, making senior cicitizens stand in long lines at the DMV to get their official ID card so they can vote in the same precinct they have voted in for decades without one.

They had to have ID to register in the first place, are your voters just much more forgetful than most Americans? And how often do you go out without ID?

Brownshirts.

Most Americans want photo ID to be a requirement for voters, like the rest of the world does. Only a few whackos on the Left consider it unreasonable.

FredHayek wrote: They had to have ID to register in the first place, are your voters just much more forgetful than most Americans? And how often do you go out without ID?

The ID that was acceptable when they had to register in the first place is not necessarily the ID they are forced to have today...

But you knew that.

True, sometimes requirements and standards increase. Strange that you would be against increased regulation. :Confused:

I'm against voter suppression by targeting certain demographic groups with burdensome laws that are designed to solve a problem that doesn't exist.

But you knew that too.

That's why the courts are throwing out the voting laws that the GoTeabaggers are pushing through in multiple states.