While McGrath claims money as the principle cause for the defeat of the Voter ID Amendment and spends many many paragraphs whining about how super awesome his message was and how super mean the opposition messages were, he doesn’t forget to add this little gem:
Ultimately, money was the principle factor in the defeat of the Voter ID amendment. Initial post-election research now being conducted by Minnesota Majority indicates that voter fraud likely played a role, but voter fraud is only effective in a close election. It shouldn’t have even been close. Despite the defeat of the constitutional amendment, the people of Minnesota clearly support requiring photo ID to vote, but were misled to believe that the constitutional amendment was an egregious way to accomplish it. With adequate resources to counter the lies and scare tactics of the opposition, Voter ID could have been ratified handily. [emphasis mine]
Yes, Minnesota Majority is still doing research into all that voter fraud and some day, SOME DAY I TELL YOU, they will find it and you will all rue the day, Minnesota! RUE THE DAY!
Sorry, I got a little carried away…
Just remember, a victory for the amendment would have indicated a completely fair election so that we can have completely fair elections. Consequently, a loss for the amendment obviously indicates a completely fraudulent election rigged so that we cannot have completely fair elections. Does that about sum it up, Dan?
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