Excellent post Lucy, thanks for sharing that article.

While not new to the whole blogging world I have often wondered what the term “troll” or “trolled” means. Can someone please tell me? Am I doing it now?

Happy voting!

A couple of key quotes:
“Republican Gov. Charlie Crist has little bad to say about ACORN even now. He told reporters this Wednesday when asked if there was a worrying amount of fraud: “I think that [there's] probably less than is being discussed. . . . As we’re coming into the closing days of any campaign, there are some who enjoy chaos.”

Crist’s election chief, Browning, said the state is ready for the election and that he doesn’t see a pattern of fraud that can be blamed on ACORN’s organization. Echoing Browning and other county election supervisors, Mary Cooney, a spokeswoman for Broward County Election Supervisor Brenda Snipes, said the office had a good working relationship with ACORN.”

Bottome line: this stuff occasionally happens with any organization that is registering voters. If Mickey Mouse actually showed up to vote, now, that WOULD be a problem. I’m guessing he’s a Palin supporter.

For many people the requirements and restrictions for voting have changed recently, maybe since the last time they went to vote, so it’s worth double-checking all the details.

And, hey, look, I can vote early, too! I think I will. Great idea!

The fact that you are sexist, homophobic, fearful of ideas you disagree with, intolerant of diversity, and have an unreasonable hatred of ALA — yes, I’ll set all that aside and carefully consider your smear campaign. Maybe you could follow up with a comment about Senator Obama’s middle name.

I think it is absolutely indicative of the bankruptcy of your political ideas that instead of speaking to the issues you drone on about supposed voter registration problems. That’s all you and your compadres have left, that and the slurs of Palin et al.

I seriously considered deleting your comment, but the last time I deleted a comment I disagreed with I later regretted it, as it would have been good fun later to point to a bad decision.

“ACORN’s problems included applications with unreadable handwriting, missing information, signatures that didn’t match those on file, altered dates of birth or Social Security numbers, applications for people already registered to vote and names that appeared repeatedly, often with different addresses.”

I’m not saying you should not have voted for Obama. I am merely asking for your honest reaction as a Floridian to the Obama/ACORN election fraud scandal currently ongoing in your state where you voted. Leave anything about me personally out of your answer as it would not be relevant to the question I asked or the honest answer I seek.