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Ed Chainey 10 years 40 weeks ago
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The GOP Voter Fraud Meme is caused by psychological Projerction. They want to do it - so they assume progresssivs want to also.

Republicans cannot believe so many people vote and hold views so contrary to their own, ie. Liberal and Progresssive, that "it must be because of voter fraud" whenever the Liberal wins.

The Kentucky example is "If we are thinking od doing it they must be thinking of doing it too - or already ARE, therefore we Republicans should do it too, because The Ends Justify the Means."

And the long history of caging, false electioneering, fraud and abuse in America only bolsters the mindset of the GOP.

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