Recall Walker: Signature Fraud

Is this what democracy in Wisconsin looks like?

Sadly, YES.



This video was taken last Friday when the Occupy Milwaukee goons and loons shut down the North Ave. bridge.

Clearly, the girls signing the petitions to recall Scott Walker and Rebecca Kleefisch do not look like people of voting age. They have no idea who Rebecca Kleefisch is.



Do they look 18? I bet they went trick-or-treating a few weeks back.



What is this adult doing, giving a cigarette to a kid? Cigarettes for signatures?





Here's the guy collecting signatures. He should be easy to identify. He has a distinctive smile.



This guy explains how to fill out the recall form.

These are greats shots because the people in them can be seen so clearly.

What good reporting by a bystander! He puts the professionals to shame.

It's terrific that we can get this news via the Internet. The mainstream media filter is off. Their control is gone.

The media in Milwaukee are "willing partners," like TMJ4, with the unions and the Democrats.

We saw how they covered the protests in Madison at the beginning of 2011. I'm not surprised their reporters aren't doing some investigating. The news, like this video, literally has to be handed over to them before they'll acknowledge it. They aren't finding it because they aren't looking.

I'd like to hear Milwaukee D.A. John Chisholm comment on the video.

What does the Democrat Party of Wisconsin have to say?

Tom Barrett - Is he around? Any comment?

The GAB should make a statement as well.

The fact is I don't trust officials in Milwaukee to fight fraud when it comes to our elections.
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UPDATE: Group questions age of petition signers; Dems release details to show they are over 18

A conservative group is questioning whether someone under the age of 18 has signed a petition to recall Gov. Scott Walker.

But a spokesman of the state Democratic Party provided photos to the Journal Sentinel of the woman holding an identification card showing she is 20 years old.

The group Media Trackers released footage of the young person and a friend signing the petition Thursday in Milwaukee and said one of them appeared to be under 18, which would make her ineligible to sign the petition. The footage has been popping up on conservative web sites.

Graeme Zielinski, a spokesman for the Democratic Party, released photos of the two holding their IDs that say they are 20 and 22 years old.

“The idea this is fraud is a lie that is being disseminated in a coordinated effort,” Zielinski said. “They obviously didn’t do basic fact checking.”

Wow.

They look really young for 20 and 22. It's hard to believe, but Zielinski's photo of them holding their IDs settles it.

We all know there's no such thing as a fake ID.

I wonder how the Democrats were able to contact the women so quickly. Did the women contact the Dems? I wonder how this played out.

I think it's interesting that the women have IDs.

I guess the law requiring Wisconsin voters to present photo ID doesn't hurt them.