This blog is not about voter fraud. But it is for anybody gullible enough to believe that voter fraud doesn’t take place.
Let me explain by showing you the following excerpt from Jean Seman’s article at townhall.com:
There are more than 6.5 million Americans over the age of 112, according to the Social Security Administration. If you are wondering about the accuracy of this count, you are not alone.
After a man attempted to open bank accounts using active Social Security Numbers from both 1869 and 1893, the Office of the Inspector General decided to audit the SSA. They found that as of Oct. 2013, only 35 known individuals over the age of 112 are still living worldwide.
Between the years 2006 and 2011, some 70,000…outdated SSNs were used to procure $3.1 billion in earnings. One specific SSN turned up 613 times on different wage reports, according to the IOG.
The IOG out recommended procedures for the SSA and requested it send back a “corrective action plan,” within the next 60 days.
This story seems almost too insane to be true, but sadly, it is just another ghastly example of Big Government gone amok.
I assume (or, at any rate, hope) that a great deal of social security fraud is caught and prevented. But does this not show us how easily such fraud can successfully be perpetrated, even when the method (using the social security numbers of dead people over the age of 112) is so painfully obvious and, it would seem to me, so easy to uncover?
That tells you something about the efficiency of our government with a method of checking.
Now, how efficient do you figure it is if we have no method of checking at all. As in no voter IDs?
Now you know why I tie social security fraud to voter fraud.
Still not convinced? Then watch this video from Project Veritas (arguably the left’s most hated organization besides Republicans), and see it even more clearly. If you still can’t see it, I can’t help you.
