Virginia Congressman's Son Resigns After Voter Fraud Video

WASHINGTON – The son of a Virginia congressman resigned from his father’s campaign Wednesday after an undercover video captured him discussing possible voter fraud.
Patrick Moran, whose father is Democratic Rep. James P. Moran, was secretly recorded in a video posted by conservative activist James O’Keefe.
In the video, Moran, who was working as his father’s campaign field director, talks about using utility bills and other documents to evade Virginia’s new voter ID laws. The person who made the recording – saying he was a worried supporter of President Obama – asked for Moran’s advice in casting votes for 100 Virginia residents who weren’t going to the polls.
“He'll need bills,” Moran said, standing outside an Arlington, Va., sandwich shop, referring to the requirement to present identification. “He'll need something with their name and address on it.”
But at another point, Moran suggests that “all the energy you're putting into this” would be better spent on a legitimate get-out-the-vote effort.


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so both sides are doing it? glad it isnt just the republicans.

james o'keefe?



guy lost all credibility when it was discovered how badly he doctored all his videos. if you believe anything of his at face value now, you're not a good consumer of information.

he's the genius b ehind the doctored planned parenthood vids right?

Omgwtfbbq Indicaman said:

he's the genius b ehind the doctored planned parenthood vids right?

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i don't know about that, but he's the one behind the doctored acorn videos.

the ones where he never dressed as a pimp. the one where he highly edited videos to make it seem like they were talking about things that they weren't.

doesn't matter that it was all found out to be bullshit, angry racists like clayton got what they wanted: the perception that they really stuck it to the black man.

Awe, are the little resident progressives a tad butt hurt?

http://www.salon.com/2012/10/24/wider_fraud_investigations_sought_in_gop_vote_scandal/

[h=1]Wider fraud investigations sought in GOP vote scandal[/h][h=2]Virginia's Attorney General declines investigating GOP voter registration, but the Justice Department could jump in[/h]
Broader investigations are being sought, on a number of fronts, into the nationwide GOP Voter Registration Fraud Scandal including, finally, an investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Over the weekend, a Democratic state legislator in Virginia asked the state’s Republican Attorney General to open a statewide probe, though AG Ken Cuccinelli (above right) has said he has no plans to carry one out. Given the photographs recently posted of Cuccinelli on Twitter (see below), that’s probably a good thing.
On Monday, however, a number of Democratic U.S. Congress members from Virginia sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder seeking a nationwide investigation. Also, the three ranking Democrats of the U.S. House Judiciary, Elections and Oversight committees are pressing Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus for answers as to why his party hired a shady GOP operative with a long history of voter registration fraud allegations against him, and whether the RNC intends to truly cut ties with him, and his many companies working for Republicans across the country.
All of this comes on the heels of the GOP Voter Registration Scandal widening to Virginia last week, when 23-year old Colin Small was arrested and charged with 8 felonies and 5 misdemeanors after being seen allegedly dumping voter registration forms into a dumpster near a shopping mall in Harrisonburg.
Small (pictured above right), a Pennsylvania resident who claimed on his LinkedIn profile to be a “Grassroots Field Director” for the Republican National Committee, had been hired to do voter registration work by Strategic Allied Consulting, a company formed this summer at the request of the RNC and headed by Nathan Sproul, a shady GOP operative and paid political consultant for Mitt Romney’s campaign.
The firm was supposedly fired by the RNC late last month after hundreds of apparently fraudulent registration forms collected by the company on behalf of the Republican Party of Florida were discovered by election officials in some twelve counties in the Sunshine State. The RNC had reportedly paid Sproul’s firm at least $3 million since August to carry out voter registration efforts in five battleground states, including VA, despite many years of allegations that his companies had destroyed Democratic registration forms in a number of states.

Dude, I was never inferring that democrats are the only guilty party when it comes to voter fraud. Hell, I was making the case for voter ID laws, thanks for the ammo Einstein!

Omgwtfbbq Indicaman said:

he's the genius b ehind the doctored planned parenthood vids right?

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Yep. Same guy.

beenthere said:

Dude, I was never inferring that democrats are the only guilty party when it comes to voter fraud. Hell, I was making the case for voter ID laws, thanks for the ammo Einstein!

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and voter ID would have stopped this in a state with voter ID laws how, exactly?

UncleBuck said:

and voter ID would have stopped this in a state with voter ID laws how, exactly?

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When voters are required to show their ID's they know there are more risks in getting caught.
This is why there are more cases of voter registration fraud and the reason voter fraud itself is so hard to prove, wise up, your argument fell flat on it's face.

this man, he is a bad man. i cannot fathom someone who does what he does, imo he should be hit by a fast moving car.