From the Chicago Sun-Times:
At a town hall meeting in rural Jefferson (Iowa) on Monday, undecided voter Bruce Banister, 56, asked Obama, "The last two presidential elections have been very dirty, and for me there have been very serious questions about whether George Bush was even legally elected. I want to know if we have another dirty election and you are the candidate, if you think it is dirty, will you back off like Gore and Kerry did or will you fight?"
Obama replied, "I intend to whoop 'em so good that it won't even be close and they can't steal the election."
After sustained cheers, laughter and applause, Obama added that he would hope to win over enough independents and Republicans in the general election that, "We aren't going to have 47 percent on one side, 47 percent on the other side, 5 percent in the middle and they all live in Ohio and Florida so you only campaign in two states."
Then Obama gave the hard-charging answer Banister was looking for: "If for any reason this thing is close, we will fight it tooth and nail till the end. The nice thing is, I'm a voting-rights attorney as well as a civil rights attorney."
For the second day in a row, it's back to Obama's The Audacity of Hope: The senator uses a few pages to talk about his visit to Cairo, Illinois and Ed Smith of the Laborers Union. Smith was accused of election theft a few years ago.
Obama was elected to the US Senate from Illinois in 2004. Shortly after Election Day that year, federal law enforcement officials swooped down on East St. Louis, Illinois on the city.
Below I have some election fraud stories from your review. All but one, and that one involves ACORN, involve Democrats.
Senator: Are you tolerating these actions?
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East St. Louis vote fraud update
E. St. Louis hires two ex-cons with vote buying convictions
East St. Louis vote fraudster found guilty of improper asbestos removal
Convicted vote thief joined by top local Dems at his pre-prison going away party
East St. Louis blues
ACORN allegedly has some bad nuts
SCOTUS to hear Indiana voter ID case
21 month sentence in Kentucky vote-buying case
Another Democrat sentenced in Kentucky vote buying case
Kentucky vote buying update: Alleged jury tamperer accused of attempting to contact members of his own jury
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