GOP pretending to be Democrats to harass voters

[J.E. Sawyer]

Normally I don't get involved in too many political discussions, but I felt the need to make people aware of this on the penultimate eve before American mid-term elections.

 

http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/

http://www.nancyforcongress.com/index.php

http://www.wmur.com/news/10239713/detail.html

http://www.philly.com/mld/dailynews/news/local/15898729.htm

 

My opinion is that this is indefensible. Thoughts?

[Pop]

The ironic thing is, campaign finance laws drafted with noble intentions in mind made this possible, or at least made it more common. Parties and candidates realized they didn't have to be accountable for what they wanted to say or do.

 

Sure, it's reprehensible. But is it illegal? And if it isn't, are we prepared to make it illegal? How would you word that law so as to not cross the first amendment?

[LoneWolf16]

Ahem. *Cracks knuckles, cracks neck, coughs a few times, takes a long sip of water, and sets a few papers straight before speaking.*

 

**** the GOP. I don't care if it's illegal or not, this is bull****.

[Walsingham]

Ahem. *Cracks knuckles, cracks neck, coughs a few times, takes a long sip of water, and sets a few papers straight before speaking.*

 

**** the GOP. I don't care if it's illegal or not, this is bull****.

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Genius plan tho. Sneaky and shifty and all bad. But still clever.