Is Your Dog Registered To Vote For Barack Obama?

It's the fraud that dare not speak its name, and it very well may turn out to be the fraud that propels Barack Obama back into the White House for a second term and yet another swing at the bat when it comes to destroying the United States of America. Of course, were talking about voter fraud and it's much more rampant than you the media is reporting.

According to WorldNetDaily.com, election officers all over the nation are reporting an outburst of registrations from those who are ineligible, non-citizens, the dead and even from dead family pets.

Of course, the recent outburst of fraudulent registrations begs the question: Is Barack Obama depending upon these types of "registrations" to help him succeed in "winning" the November election and is the recent crusade of Atty. General Eric Holder to sue states with voter identification laws on the books nothing more than an attempt to pave the way for massive voter fraud to occur? As Republicans move for laws requiring people to produce identification at the polls before voting (and to safeguard the voter ID laws already on the books), Democrats falsely accuse Republicans of trying to suppress minority vote. Such accusations, while almost idiotic, are forming the basis for a number of court actions by Holder's Department of Justice (DOJ). One of those states is Texas, which is only one of 26 states with voter identification laws. However, WorldNetDaily.com tells us that a recent study by a DOJ specialist which supposedly delivered an extensive record of eligible Texas voters that didn't have government-issued IDs, and therefore could be disenfranchised at the polls in November, appears to be a fraud. The records ended up containing, among other things, the names of 50,000 dead people, 261,887 voters who listed a driver’s license number on their registration forms and an additional 800,000 who are known to possess valid identification. The records also show the names of individuals with military IDs who had relocated to various other states, handicapped voters who are already exempt from the requirement to show a photo ID law and non-citizens. Additionally, the records of people who lacked government issued IDs contained the names of George W. Bush, the spouse of former-Senator Phil Gramm, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison and the name of Keith Ingram, the Texas director of elections. But the most startling revelation were the examples of attempts to register the deceased pets of individuals across the nation. WorldNetDaily.com lists a number of examples: "In Seattle, Wash., last month, Brenda Charlston received a voter registration form in the mail from the Voter Participation Center with all the blanks filled in for “Rosie Charlston,” her black Labrador who died in 1998." "In June, in Buford County, Va., Tim Morris received a filled-out voter registration form for “Mozart Morris” addressed to “Mo,” his dog that passed away two years before. Again, the form came in the mail from the Voter Participation Center." "In Bernalillo County, N.M., an anonymous Republican registered his dog as a voter at a voter registration booth at the University of New Mexico to show how easy it would be to defraud the system. Election officials claim they followed the law and referred the case to state prosecutors for criminal investigation of the dog owner!" For more examples, you can read the rest of the story at WorldNetDaily.com.