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Crossover Voters to Face 4 Years of Junk Mail |
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By Burt Safer | Dealer staff writer
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Wed, Mar 26, 2008 |
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COLUMBUS - On Tuesday, Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner said she is leaving the decision to criminally prosecute March 4th's crossover voters to the Attorney General.
However, according to Brunner, the Democrat impersonators could also face up to 4 years of Democratic junk mail and 8 years of Democratic robocalls for their crimes .
"For the crime of fraud, these crossover voters will have to endure up to 8 years of special messages from John Kerry and Jerry Springer on their answering machines," said Brunner.
"There may be additional penalties incurred," Brunner added, "Including 4 years of campaign circulars and special invitations to fundraisers hosted by Bill Clinton."
"That is the price you pay when you commit voter fraud and falsely
declare your allegiance to a party," continued Brunner, "I believe that
ought to be punishment enough."
For crimes of voter fraud, Republican crossover voters could also face up to 6 years of MoveOn.org canvassers at their doorsteps.
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