It seem that hundreds of Republican voters have now been disenfranchised in the state of Florida because of some Democrats-only voter registrations that have been taking place. This new disenfranchisement in Florida is now being investigated by the state's Election Division and the US Justice.
This all happened when one of the Democratic Party fundraising organizations, ACORN, began to register new voters. Now, while I applaud anyone for getting more people registered to vote and encouraging people to get involved in the political discussion roundtable, what "ACORN" did is outright criminal. It turns out that "quality control" workers for ACORN routinely kicked out Republican voter registrations while accepting Democratic ones under the assumption that "they had already collected enough Republican voters and needed more Democratic ones."
There were three boxes of Republican registrations that were tossed out, without anyone notifing the actual person that there registration was not accepted. Now there are hundreds of Rebuplican voters who are going to show up at the polls because they registered to vote at "registration booths" around town and are going to find that they will not be allowed to vote, because ACORN thought that they had collected enought Republican votes.
Now my question is: What gives ACORN the right to decide who can vote and who cannot? Sounds like dirty politics to me.