Democratic Member Of Voter Fraud Commission Claims He Has To Sue It To Find Out What It's Doing
Big if true.
Unlike most (semi-)Democrats, I'm not even particularly against this commission. I'm actually kinda in favor of it--or would be, if it were being run honestly. There's the cost, of course, but, against the backdrop of massive government waste, it just doesn't matter that much. Government gonna waste. Might as well settle this question. I haven't even gotten that worked up by irregularities, since, even if the commission produces a flawed report, I don't see how it would hold up. Still it ought to be done right the first time. And, if the process is so opaque that even members of the commission don't know what's going on, that's a big problem.
Unlike most (semi-)Democrats, I'm not even particularly against this commission. I'm actually kinda in favor of it--or would be, if it were being run honestly. There's the cost, of course, but, against the backdrop of massive government waste, it just doesn't matter that much. Government gonna waste. Might as well settle this question. I haven't even gotten that worked up by irregularities, since, even if the commission produces a flawed report, I don't see how it would hold up. Still it ought to be done right the first time. And, if the process is so opaque that even members of the commission don't know what's going on, that's a big problem.
posted by Winston Smith at
10:01 AM
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Im not opposed in principle to the idea. But given the people on the committee, it was pretty clearly going to be a disaster. This secrecy comes as no surprise.
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