Secretary of State Jay Dardenne said Tuesday he will meet today with a Democrat-affiliated group responsible for a voter registration effort that is inundating East Baton Rouge and other parish registrars with bogus and incomplete applications.
Dardenne said his investigators are trying to determine if any state election laws have been violated as thousands of voter registration cards have been dumped on registrars offices through the efforts of VIP. (AKA: Voting Is Power)
“We have some very real concerns about the data we are getting from them,” Dardenne said.
VIP is a Washington, D.C., group hired by national Democrats to register some 70,000 new voters in advance of the presidential and other federal elections this fall.
……Dardenne said cards are being submitted for people already on the voter rolls and “a significant percentage are being submitted without necessary information to register someone and “blatantly false information.
Two cards received in Caddo Parish had George W. Bush as the voter applicant with a 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. address in Shreveport, Dardenne said. Other cards have been filed for prisoners who cannot vote and dead people. In Jefferson Parish, a voter registration card was filed for the registrar of voters.
Link: http://www.2theadvocate.com/news/politics/19754129.html
Guess who comprises VIP:
The Muslim-American Society
Because the approximately 2.2+ million Muslim voters can make a huge impact in many elections in 2008!
2008 is a significant Election Year:
The following Battleground States have large and affluent Muslim communities which can make considerable impact in the Election 2008.
Colorado
Florida
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota (Lots of madrasses there)
Missouri
Nevada
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Wisconsin
Link: http://masvip.org/
Some quotes from their website:
Our collective involvement with the electoral process allows us as a community to express our views, and influence the laws and policies which govern America.
READ: Legislate the Islamification of the United States.
They have their turbans in a wad over our national security measures:
In recent years, many dangerous laws were passed in the name of national security. The Congress passed the USA PATRIOT Act, new repressive immigration laws and profiling measures are considered, and intrusive Presidential Executive Orders are released regularly. Whether these laws and policies increase our national security is highly questionable. But these have been widely used to profile and persecute Muslims in America.
Last I checked, the stated goal of Islam was to destroy America by any means. The 9/11 hijackers weren’t Catholic, Protestant, Episcopalian, or wacky snake-handling Pentecostals from Appalachia. They were MUSLIMS carrying out the agenda set by the Koran. Muslims necessitated the reason for profiling, and all things considered, it couldn’t happen to a more deserving group of miscreants.
……Many politicians, like Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-CO) and Pete King (R-NY), and highly placed government officials like General Boykin, have made Muslim-bashing part of their everyday rhetoric, with no repercussion. In our domestic and foreign policies, we have made it acceptable to attack Muslims.
As an American citizen, I’m damned glad that at least some elected officials like Tom Tancredo, are vigilant in their efforts to protect this country from the likes of the Muslim ‘American’ Society and CAIR.
When Islamic extremists quit bashing and calling for the extermination of America, Christians, Jews, and ‘infidels’, from their mosques, YouTube, Memri, and Al Jazeera, then they might have a complaint.
They have yet to stop the beheadings and blowing people to bits in the name of ‘allah’.
Until then, kiss my red, white, and blue ass.
They probably figure since Louisiana has an unrivaled history of political corruption, it should be fairly easy to use the tactic of fraudulent voter registration to help elect their man Obama. I hope the states mentioned in their target list (including my home state of Ohio) pay attention to these miscreants and their intentions.
I sure am.