“The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything.” – Joseph Stalin

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I have an article in the American Spectator today called “SOS in Minnesota.” It’s about the ties that Minnesota’s Democratic Secretary of State, Mark Ritchie, has to ACORN, and whether his background as a community organizer and as an ally of ACORN might affect his handling of the upcoming Senate race recount (Republican Norm Coleman versus Democrat Al Franken).

A Democratic non-federal 527 fundraising group, the Secretary of State Project, that raises money to help elect Democrats as state secretaries of state help put Ritchie in office in 2006. Ritchie, like his liberal brethren, believes vote fraud is largely a myth and that you’re Hitler if you think voters should have to present photo identification before stepping into the voting booth.

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