Tom Said:

What do you think about the gentleman who claims that he filled out 73 voter registration forms with ACORN?

We Answered:

It just goes to show how desparate a smoking addiction is! Ha! It makes me wonder what Barack Obama was doing from April to October of 1992, when he ran a "Project Vote" registration drive in Chicago for ACORN.

Ken Said:

How does one obtain a copy of their voters registration form.?

We Answered:

I do not know if they will give it to you but the voter registration office should have it.

Why do you need it?

Stephen Said:

Why is ACORN turning in fraudulent voter registration forms?

We Answered:

They hire canvassers to register people. Those canvassers are in it for the money (they get so much for each person registered). No one above them in the organization does even modest sampling to determine that it is a valid registration. Nor does anyone truly care whether or not the registration is valid. ACORN got money from the taxpayers to do this sort of work. So, all involved just take the money and run.

June Said:

Do you think Obama told ACORN to fill out thousands of false voter registration forms?

We Answered:

He doesn't run the organization. Even if he has great influence there, such instruction would be counterproductive.

As long as the volunteers are busy filling out bogus forms, they are not out in the community actually signing up legitimate voters. Why would Obama ask ACORN to waste time when they could be getting out the vote instead? He won't benefit from thousands of imaginary people. He WILL benefit from real motivated Democratic voters.

The accusations are about changing the subject from the economy. As long as the media is investigating ACORN, they are not talking to people who have lost jobs or lost homes, nor to communities that have had entire manufacturing facilities shipped off shore.

The McCain camp also wants to keep the water muddy and stirred up so that people see the mud in the water, not the real candidate who is offering strong leadership and a different direction for the country.

Raul Said:

Why do voter registration forms ask for political affiliation?

We Answered:

In a general election you can vote for any one you want.

In a primary election you may or may not be able to vote for any one you want to. Different states have different rules on this.

I have heard it said that your affiliation may have an effect on your selection for jury duty. The story is that if you are a registered Libertarian they won't pick you. Have no idea if that's true but it might have merit.

Raul Said:

Why do the US voter registration forms ask to know your political party?

We Answered:

So you can vote in closed primaries.

If you don't state a party, then you can only vote on general ballots and in open primaries.

Monica Said:

Now investagors have found over 200,000 registered voters with problems on their registration forms. Is this ?

We Answered:

Nope.....they're in Obama's pocket.....

McCain/Palin 08