by Ed Naile
Let’s put a lid on this ugly voter fraud rumor. How about some fantasy stories about how NH investigates voter fraud diligently.
Oh, here is the latest: Small percentage of new NH voters didn’t show right ID
“Only 352 of the 126,063 first-time New Hampshire voters registering on Election Day in 2006, 2008 or 2010 failed to produce acceptable photo identification, according to state officials.
The Secretary of State’s Office later sent letters to those 352 people, and the U.S. Postal Service returned 17 as undeliverable.
The state Attorney General’s Office then used investigators who confirmed all were eligible to vote and did so.
Secretary of State William Gardner said last week that investigators sometimes spend months, ‘but they track them down.’
One man was found incarcerated in a county jail – but months after he had voted.”
Funny this story mentions 2006, 2008, and 2010.
How about November 2005? That is almost 2006.
Wasn’t 2005 the year Geoff Wetrosky, South Dakota professional campaigner, paid by John Kerry, to come to NH and run the Bob Baines campaign, voted in Manchester?
I think it was.
Didn’t Geoff Wetrosky use the then Democrat Party Chairman’s address at 192 South Mammoth Rd. as his “domicile” for voting purposes?
Is 192 South Mammoth Rd. a rental property?
Did Geoff Wetrosky have a rent bill, phone bill, or something other than a South Dakota driver’s license to vote in Manchester?
And didn’t the Manchester Police catch Geoff Wetrosky stealing political signs from the Guinta campaign and Republican Party?
After South Dakota resident campaign worker Geoff Wetrosky was chased all throughout Manchester, didn’t he end up taking the stolen signs to 192 South Mammoth Rd. where he confessed to police he was leaving NH after the election, after already voting here?
Did the Manchester Police or Attorney General’s Office prosecute Geoff Wetrosky?
Geoff Wetrosky gave a FALSE address to election officials and VOTED.
So how are we now going to prosecute the Project Veritas journalists?
They didn’t vote?