Maybe you will see this differently. To me it looks like fraud.

Thirty-four states have passed laws (or are trying to) to stop voter fraud. To stop people from voting illegally. They mostly ask voters to show a photo ID at the polling station.

Attorney General Eric Holder calls for an end to these laws. He feels they will keep qualified voters from voting.

The ACLU is challenging Wisconsin’s law. It claims thousands of poor, black and elderly will not be able to vote. It claims such laws take us back to restrictions on blacks during segregation.

The Democratic National Committee is attacking these laws. It claims they will restrict voting rights. It claims they “violate fundamental rights”. And, of course, it blames the Republicans for pushing such laws.

I have problems with all this. First problem is that clearly we have had voter fraud. There is a lot of evidence ACORN practiced it wholesale. In many elections, various areas have reported more votes than they have voters. Chicago is famous for delivering votes on demand. How many do you need?

Second problem is that we know how important a few votes can be. Not long ago, a few votes in Florida decided who would be president. There is fair evidence the Chicago machine created the votes that won Illinois and the presidency for Kennedy.