<But wasn't it the Republicans who sent premarked ballots to the military. Just sign and return?

I think it was Republicans. In Florida. The 2000 General Election.

Could swear it. Didn't even have to mark the ballot for a straight party ticket. R's.



Whose ass did you pull THIS out of?

After the wake-up call of 2000, anyone who wants to vote in the Florida election has had two years to register, find their polling place, study the candidates, look at the voting technology, and arrange to vote. If they're worried about GOP storm troopers shooting them on the way to the polls, they could have used an absentee ballot (although as we saw in Minnesota and New Jersey, this can be risky). Heck, they may even have had time to figure out which is the sharp end of the stylus.

Any congenital idiot who still has trouble voting at this point is not the kind of mollusc-mind I want voting in the first place, Republican or Democrat. It's not my fault that everyone assumes automatically that when a poltroon, felon, or other incompetent failure is unable to figure out how to vote, that it must certainly indicate the loss of a Democratic vote. I don't know why this is the case. Do you?