…in Iraq, huh? Well, what about the United States? As an e-mailer writes:

It’s interesting how there’s all this concern for voter fraud in Iraq like there isn’t any here. I live in Wisconsin where the election for George Bush in my state was likely stolen by voter fraud in Milwaukee in 2004. A state, I might add, where the Democrat Governor consistently vetoes proposals requiring that voters present photo identification when voting. In essence, I live in a state where the state Democrat leadership condones fraud because they know and expect the vast amount of voter fraud is done by Democrats and they know it is key to winning national elections in tight races. Would it be so that we Wisconsinites had to dip our fingers in the purple ink…

Add to this the hijinks in Washington state that almost certainly robbed Republican Dino Rossi of his fair-and-square win in the governor’s race there last year, and you have even more evidence that the Times is crying crocodile tears about voter fraud. This would be a good time to commend John Fund’s important book, Stealing Elections, to everybody.