The Rs tactics DO lend a "super-enfranchisement" to R votes, I'll admit.
Throwing out D registrations, intimidating D voters who manage to get registered, and then preventing the counts will certainly lead the R voters to feel better about their ballots, I admit.
And, I'll admit that the Rs have a certain legitimate concern. If their actions weren't so well exemplified by the Brownshirts storming the Florida recount I'd have more of a belief in their cause. As it is, I think they are out to eliminate as many D ballots as they can by any means possible.
And, of course, we've seen that. It's because of what they've done that the Rs aren't trusted.
Arf