Dem: allege voter intimidation without evidence
The Anchoress reminds us of all the vote fraud activities of the Democrats. I was surprised I didn't remember this one from 2004:
A 66-page mobilization plan to be issued by the Kerry/Edwards campaign and the Democratic National Committee states: “If no signs of intimidation techniques have emerged yet, launch a ‘pre-emptive strike.’”
posted by Stan at 4:19 PM
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Yeah, right. Note that neither you nor the Anchoress bother to quote enough of the document to make any sense of it. And, duh, Drudge's link to the .pdf is dead. Yeah, a bunch of wingnuts were shouting about it but there's no pre-emptive there there.
The "pre-emptive strikes" mentioned in the plan are just straightfoward press releases about voter fraud in general, hardly underhanded or misleading or even hardball politics. Here's the context:
* Issue a press release
i. Reviewing Republican tactic [sic] issued in the past in your area or state
ii. Quoting party/minority/civil rights leadership as denouncing tactics that discourage people from voting
* Prime minority leadership to discuss the issue in the media; provide talking points
* Place stories in which minority leadership expresses concern about the threat of intimidation tactics
* Warn local newspapers not to accept advertising that is not properly disclaimed or that contains false warnings about voting requirements and/or about what will happen at the polls.
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