Obama and Democrats Continue Assault on American Elections
Friday, May 29th, 2009

Black Panther Party members blocking the Philadelphia poll and intimidating Republican voters and poll judges.
The Obama Justice Department has made a clear statement during the administration’s first few months in office. Voter fraud and intimidation will be allowed to continue as long as it benefits B. Hussein Obama. This week, the Justice Department moved to drop a case against three members of the New Black Panther Party who were videotaped standing in front of a Philadelphia polling place in military uniforms with one member brandishing a police-style nightstick during the Presidential Election. The three men were intimidating anyone perceived to be voting against B. Hussein Obama and taunted potential voters with intimidating threats and racial statements. One voter approaching the poll was told by one of the men, “You are about to be ruled by the black man, cracker.” The actions of the Black Panther members harkens back to before the Civil Rights movement when voters were threatened and scared away from the polls because of their race. Somehow, the Justice Department under Attorney General, Eric Holder, decided against protecting voters from intimidation and threats when the career attorneys working on the case were ordered to stop pursuing the case by Obama appointees. Two of the men were not punished at all and the third, the man wielding the weapon, was merely ordered not to display “a weapon within 100 feet of any open polling location on election day in the city of Philadelphia” until November 15, 2012. (Isn’t it nice to know that the court put a timeline on the prohibition from brandishing weapons at a polling place? One can only assume that after the court deadline, he’s free to resume business as usual.) Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time Democrats under President Obama have refused to guarantee the legitimacy of the American election process. Congressional Democrats decided not to investigate ACORN and the Justice Department dropped a case in Missouri over the state’s failure to remove deceased individuals and voters who had moved from the jurisdiction from their voting rolls. When the case was first brought, 29 jurisdictions in Missouri had more registered voters than actual voting-age people living in the area. One county’s voter rolls were 151% of the county’s 2004 census of the voting-age population.
Wouldn’t this qualify as improper “politicization” of the Justice Department? Democrats pitched a fit because Bush’s Justice Department tried to combat vote fraud. It’s apparent the Obama administration won’t come under the same criticism anytime soon.
Watch the video of the Black Panther members below and decide whether these actions have any place in a “free and open election.” The Justice Department’s decision is a slap in the face to every American.







