One of the reasons that the political operatives on the left fight so hard for vote fraud is so they can vote . . . illegally where they don’t live or have an intent to reside.  Don’t take our word for it, listen to the Democrat New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardener who was supporting Republican efforts to stop this practice in New Hampshire. 

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Democrat New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan vetoed a bill that would require a 30-day waiting period to vote claiming the bill “places unreasonable restrictions upon all New Hampshire citizens’ right to vote in this state…”

When the court upheld Indiana voter-ID laws in Crawford v. Marion County Election Board, even the liberal Supreme Court Justice, John Paul Stevens, wrote that voter-ID laws do not constitute an undue burden on people trying to vote. Yet, liberals continue to think this argument will prevail. While only 18 states have voter-ID laws, Democrats have taken up the fight against voter-ID laws and painted them as racists.

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Last fall, the left went into hyperbolic craziness about voter ID in Texas.  Then nothing happened and no evidence of suppression happened.  The reason for this is obvious, voter ID does not suppress votes.  But maybe the reason for the vehement fight against voter ID is not as obvious. 

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lied about her use of a personal email and private server for official government business, and then deleted thousands of emails. Clinton then falsely claimed the House of Representatives Benghazi Select Committee never subpoenaed her.

For those who believe voter fraud does not exist, here are some of the bizarre stories of voter fraud that took place in just the past six months as compiled by The Daily Signal:

In a world where Tehran shouts “Death to America,” Obama strikes a newIran nuclear agreement that is much weaker than his administration originally pitched. Many leaders note that the agreement is certain to lead to the emergence of a nuclear Iran.

Kansas Secretary of State, Kris Kobach, added a new website link to report suspected voter fraud in addition to a voter fraud hotline. This is after Kobach gained the power to prosecute voter fraud instead of reporting them to a local district attorneys office. The message on the KA Secretary of State’s Office website says,