Thread: BREAKING VIDEO: Tim Tebow and Tom Brady Register to Vote in Minnesota

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by Roger L Simon
February 7, 2012 - 8:01 am



On the day of the Minnesota caucus, shocking video from James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas – broken here first at PJ Media – shows how easy it is to register NFL stars Tim Tebow, Tom Brady and practically anybody else to vote in that state.

No identification of any sort is needed, just a name! In fact, you can take 20 application forms home, fill them in, check the “no ID” slot and batch register people in absentia. Even local election officials are dismayed with the complete lack of authentication of any sort. On the video, they admit “We’re not the police.”

The above version is ten minutes. Full uncut one-hour version is coming shortly. Check back here.


Minnesota voter registration form — note third slot for registering without identification.

Roger L. Simon » BREAKING VIDEO: Tim Tebow and Tom Brady Register to Vote in Minnesota

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What puzzles me is that while Democrats and the DOJ keep harping that Voter ID will disenfranchise too many legitimate voters because it may be too tough for them to obtain the appropriate ID, how come they are not concerned about these same voters collecting Social Security (not only requires photo ID, but OFFICIAL birth certificate, no copies)? Or prescription medicine (some, if not all states, require it)? Or booze?