Democrats launched a fresh round of attacks on Republicans over the issue of voter fraud Friday after a man working for a firm under contract to the Republican Party of Virginia was accused of discarding state voter registration forms.Doesn't mean he was not a sleeper agent of the Donks, does it?
The documents had been filled out, placed in a folder and stuffed into a bag, store owner Rob Johnson told a Richmond area NBC affiliate. An investigation led law enforcement to Small, who was described by the sheriff's office as a "voter registration supervisor." Small was employed by Pinpoint, a company contracted by the Republican Party of Virginia to register voters.
State and national Democrats pounced on Small's arrest, seeking to link it to the Sproul case and portray it as part of a larger pattern. Brian Moran, chairman of the Democratic Party of Virginia, called for authorities to investigate whether the incident "is part of a larger effort to limit Virginians' access to the ballot."
Along with voter ID and evil stuff like that.
"Given their rhetoric about eliminating voter fraud, Republicans should welcome an investigation to prove that these disturbing incidents are isolated and not a central feature of the GOP campaign effort this year," Moran said in a statement.
Just trying to level the playing field, Mr. Moran. You guys are the ones saying it hardly ever happens, right?
Another difference: the Pub will get prosecuted...