The reality is Butch is an extremely qualified lawyer
uniquely experienced to defend from the latest political overreach by the Eric
Holder politicized Department of Justice.
Butch was the former Chairman of the South Carolina State
Election Commission. Moreover, he was
the former Special Counsel for Voting Matters for the Department of
Justice. It is no exaggeration to say
that Mr. Bowers knows a lot more about honest elections than Mr. Holder.
Yet some newspapers
and a partisan Attorney General will question Mr. Bower’s hiring instead of focusing on the
fact that Department of Justice is wasting the taxpayers’ money for a purely
political case they have lost before, ironically in South Carolina.
What people should be focusing on is reports like these
by a volunteer group interested in the integrity of the elections:
Some of our early successes
included finding three North Carolina counties with more than 100 percent of
their voting-age population registered to vote (the national average is around
67 percent, by the way); finding more than 130 Wake County residents who voted
before evading jury duty by claiming non-U.S. citizen status; finding almost
30,000 deceased voters who languished on the North Carolina rolls for years;
and prompting criminal referrals for five people (so far) who voted in both
North Carolina and Florida during the 2012 November election.
These are things that all people in North Carolina should
focus upon.
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