Another view on voter fraud
A recent letter writer tried to make a case of Republicans trying to disenfranchise voters by requiring ID and stated there is hardly any proof of voter fraud.Every state has tried to remove ineligible and dead people off the rolls. The Obama Justice Department and the Democrats are fighting it, claiming racism. Just recently in Harris County, Texas, a group called Houston Votes turned in 25,000 registrations. Of them only 1,793 were legit. The investigation also found some of the same people that were involved with ACORN that was involved in voter fraud nationwide are members of this Houston Votes.
The list is endless in almost every state.
The group that is being disenfranchised by the Obama Administration is the military vote. It is well-known the military votes conservative.
If you need a ID to get on a plane, cash a check, buy alcohol, rent a car, get a marriage license or two IDs to get into the Democratic National Convention -- asking for a ID to vote should be a no-brainer. Democrats believe they will benefit from voter fraud and that is why they oppose it.
Tom Quattlebaum, Newnan