ACORN is not dead. It reformed as, among other things, the
Working Families Party(WFP) in New York led by former ACORN President Bertha
Lewis. Now of course comes allegations
of absentee ballot fraud.
How did the fraud alleged work? First, WFP gave people pre-filled
out absentee ballot applications.
Plattsburgh Police were
unable to go into detail, but they did say there is an open investigation into
the allegations of voter fraud.
"We did not fill out
the applications for the absentee ballots at all, they were already pre-checked
out and everything was filled out for us," Rasco said.
Not only were the applications pre-filled out, they
were false.
Along with applications
being filled out for Rasco and others, some reasons for needing to vote
absentee were also apparently false.
"My girlfriend's came
up that she was going to be out of state, which wasn't factual," Rasco
said. "We didn't even know there was anything going on with that, nothing
along the lines of breaking the law anyway."
This is likely just the tip of the iceberg. In New York City, the WFP’s
favorite son narrowly won the Democrat nomination for Mayor with help from
WFP. While he easily won the general
election, without the support of WFP, he would had a difficult and likely divisive
runoff. The WFP party own actions plus
their connections to ACORN, cast a taint on all associated with them.
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