Mississippi: "Voter Fraud Cases Stick"
Benton County (MS). Sixteen indictments. Sixteen convictions.
More from the Clarion Ledger. "Perhaps the most notable of them - former longtime District 1 Supervisor Tate King - learned Monday at sentencing that he will serve a year in the Mississippi Department of Corrections' custody and two on house arrest."
Of course "firing an attorney for failing to prosecute voter fraud is like firing a park ranger for failing to find Sasquatch," right?
More from the Clarion Ledger. "Perhaps the most notable of them - former longtime District 1 Supervisor Tate King - learned Monday at sentencing that he will serve a year in the Mississippi Department of Corrections' custody and two on house arrest."
Of course "firing an attorney for failing to prosecute voter fraud is like firing a park ranger for failing to find Sasquatch," right?
Posted by Christian Adams at October 13, 2010 
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Tags: Voter Fraud Mississippi
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