Case for voter ID is based on misdirection
Article by: CHUCK SAMUELSON
Updated: November 9, 2011 - 8:18 PM
StarTribune
On Nov. 8, the Star Tribune published a commentary by Dan McGrath that depicted Minnesota as a haven for those bent on voter fraud ("Ellison would export loose voting laws").
This from the mouthpiece of Minnesota Majority, a group whose articles of incorporation specifically state that it has no members and whose donor list is in the low single digits.
U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison is right in promoting Minnesota's system of voting, one of the cleanest and most transparent in the nation. But McGrath plays loose with the truth.
So in the interest of Minnesota fair play, humor me while I lay out the facts.
(More here.)
Updated: November 9, 2011 - 8:18 PM
StarTribune
On Nov. 8, the Star Tribune published a commentary by Dan McGrath that depicted Minnesota as a haven for those bent on voter fraud ("Ellison would export loose voting laws").
This from the mouthpiece of Minnesota Majority, a group whose articles of incorporation specifically state that it has no members and whose donor list is in the low single digits.
U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison is right in promoting Minnesota's system of voting, one of the cleanest and most transparent in the nation. But McGrath plays loose with the truth.
So in the interest of Minnesota fair play, humor me while I lay out the facts.
(More here.)
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home