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Originally Posted by Riot
Really? Your ability to jump to conclusions amazes me.
Reading the law - it does not appear they exchanged bribes for votes - there doesn't appear to be anything illegal. If that turns out to be true, they must suffer.
It's not illegal to bus legal voters to vote, or even have a party for them. Both parties do that all the time.
On the other hand, a lobbying group deliberately sending out absentee ballots targeted only to the opposition party with the wrong date and wrong return address pretty much is an obvious violation of the law, but of course that has yet to be investigated and proven, too.
That has happened in the past on the Democratic side (don't forget I grew up in Chicago) but that's not the case here, is it?
The Republican side is well represented with outside money, too, don't worry about that. Right now it appears they are outspending the Democratic side 2 to 1.
Voter turnout should be high - that would be great.
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The politics and games being played by both sides in WI is ridiculous. There are more examples on both sides of ethical violations with the upcoming elections. I just can't believe that you think that there is nothing ethically wrong with having a block party with free meals, free rides and contest to get people to vote ABSENTEE