Fraudulent Voters are Enemies of the USA.

I completely agree with you. I also include those who throw away legitimate ballots, illegally and fraudulently change party affiliation for profit, jam phone banks illegally to prevent workers from making arrangements to pick up shut-ins and the disabled so that they can get to the polls and vote and change polling places without notice.

"Voter fraud is a growing problem" No, it isn't. Voter fraud on any significant scale is a non-existent problem. Voter fraud is not the same thing as registration fraud, which is an annoyance, but registering fake people has no effect on elections, because fake registrations are easy to verify and throw out before Election Day, but more importantly, FAKE PEOPLE CAN'T VOTE. In 2004-2005, a MAJOR nationwide investigation by the Justice Department was made into alleged ACTUAL voter fraud (meaning ACTUAL fraudulent votes, not phony registrations, which obviously don't automatically lead to fraudulent votes, as this very investigation showed), and not ONE single person was prosecuted: "The nearly yearlong investigation into voter fraud in 2004 has yielded no evidence of a broad conspiracy to try to steal an election, U.S. Attorney Steve Biskupic said Monday." --http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=375572 However, around the same time, news of THOUSANDS of phony registrations were breathlessly reported on by conservatives. Guess how many of those registrations turned into phony votes? When people like you stop either falling for the con or knowingly conning people into thinking that some lazy bum writing up fake names for a quick buck somehow magically creates fraudulent votes, then maybe you'll be able to give a reasoned opinion on the subject. Right now, all you're doing is misleading people, whether you know it or not.

Voter fraud is very serious and undermines our Democracy. I find it appalling. I think they should charge ACORN with the Ricco act.

I can guarantee that most of these people the Acorn are registering never went near a voting booth and never will. Neither do any of them that check off the voter registration of the back of the welfare forms. People who do vote actually go and register. I went to the library and registered.

I agree with you completely, parated. Voting is an important right as well as an important responsibility and, as such, it's imperative that fraud be reported quickly.