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Eric Holder's Proof

Updated on April 10, 2012

And The Sign Says...

I'm not sure how much more proof Eric Holder wants, or needs for that matter, that voter fraud is easily perpetrated in this nation. He has been on an Obama witch hunt of late against states that have mandatory voter laws that require an official photo ID. His ruse in doing so is the Voting Rights Act of 1964 which really belongs on the scrap heap of history rather than being used as a functional law. It is interesting that the incident you see here is real, it happened and the point that is being made to Holder is how easily this can be done and Holder himself is the subject. Of course Holder dismisses it as a stunt. I'm not sure how much more proof he can possibly want, stunt or not.

The DOJ is now claiming that the situation was "manufactured." It indeed was as most stings are, even when the DOJ does them. Here's their logic in a satement issued, "“It’s no coincidence that these so-called examples of rampant voter fraud consistently turn out to be manufactured ones.” Don't you just love it when this administration goes into the tailspin mode? In the real world you create a situation, such as the one in question, to prove how easily it can be done, and it was. That was the whole point and nothing but the point that was being made. Just how much more easy can it possibly get? The DOJ's response is utter nonsense.


Do You Have An Eric Holder? In Washington DC No Less!

This happened when Washington DC held it's Presidential Primary on April 3rd of 2012. It would seem that if the poll worker was anything but brain dead he would know that the young white man who walked up to his desk didn't even closely resemble Eric Holder who by now certainly has a bit of notoriety in our nation's Capitol.

So up he strolls into the precinct where Holder lives and presents himself as being Eric Holder. No ID required because if you are "on this list" you are who you say you are? It would seem to me that Holder would now get the message that anyone can just walk into his polling place and obtain his ballot or anyone else's for that matter. All you have to do is have a name and address and be breathing. And he dismisses this as a stunt. If I were the Attorney General of this nation I'd be doing more than that about what is shown on that video.

Fraud? What Fraud?

If you listened closely to what was said on the video, the young man stated that he'd feel much more comfortable if he was allowed to go out to his car and obtain his identification for verification purposes even though it wasn't required. The proof of the pudding was already had so there was no need to go further. He was offered Holder's ballot without any further questions. Of course there is no voter fraud in this nation Holder.

The young man then. evidently to emphasize to the poll worker who he was purporting to be jokingly said, "I’ll be back Faster than you can say Furious." Having written extensively about Operation Fast & Furious and Holder's involvement and stonewalling of the investigation I am perplexed. Even the Lame Stream Media has finally picked up on the story.

What O'Keefe is doing regarding voter fraud is called Project Vertias and this was Part IV of the operation and happened right in our nation's Capitol. Yes, right in that rat's nest that it has become. But according to Eric Holder voter fraud is not a problem in our nation and having and requiring valid voter identification laws on the books wouldn't do any good in solving the problem. Maybe we should require it and see Mr. Attorney General or are you so intent in seeing your boss re-elected that you will ignore the obvious. ACORN hasn't died, it has just changed its name to protect the guilty. Holder knows that, I know that and you probably do too.

Voting is sacred in this nation or at least it should be. It should be one US citizen, alive and kicking is equal to one vote. Why in the world would anyone want that to be any other way? Other than the obvious reason I might add.

So far Project Veritas has uncovered some rather inconvenient truths that Holder seems intent on ignoring. It uncovered the fact that dead people can vote in the state of New Hampshire. The good that came out of that discovery is that the state has now passed a voter identification law itself. Is Eric Holder objecting to that? Will he? Then they discovered that in Minnesota they could use names like Tim Tebow and Tom Brady to cast a ballot. Those are celebrity names that most people know on sight and have actual faces associated with them. Such was the case with the video above. What good became of that? Minnesota has now crafted a voter ID law that will incorporate it into the state's constitution and will be on the ballot for the voters to approve.

Of Course There Isn't A Problem...

This Is Not A Problem To Holder. It Is Encouraged/

I have read numerous articles from across this nation about how it is expected that voter fraud will be even more of a problem this presidential election than it was during the last one. I encourage any informed citizen to become active in the process and volunteer to work the polls this coming election to ensure that a watchful eye is kept by those of us who value the process for what it needs to be - clean and free of fraud.

No more New Black Panther Party members with night sticks outside polling places who are given a free pass by the likes of Holder. That is called voter intimidation which is also against the laws of this nation. It's time for maybe the Attorney General of this nation to start upholding the laws on the books rather than breaking them and finding ways to circumvent the law to achieve his, and his bosses, agenda.

What say you?

As Always,

The Frog Prince

Remember In November!

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