Oh dear, it seems James O’Keefe’s latest masterpiece on vote fraud,
in which he totally caught University of North Carolina not finking on “Democrat-friendly election fraud”
when faced with GOP kids bragging about how they double-voted GOP, may
have just the teensiest inaccuracy in it: dude O’Keefe said was dead,
and whose ballot his henchman was given anyway, is not in fact dead,
because zombie voodoo. How do the fine folks at MediaMatters know this? Oh, it was in the unedited version of the video is all.
O’KEEFE: We found ballots being offered out in the name of the dead. One man, Michael Bolton, had died April 23, but apparently the Board of Elections didn’t get the memo, and his ballot was offered to us on May 8.In the ensuing video clip, an O’Keefe operative at a polling place tells a poll worker, “The name is Michael G. Bolton.” There is then a jump cut, and in the next clip the poll worker is telling the operative to sign or make an mark in the pollbook to affirm his identity. The operative then says he would feel more comfortable if he could show his photo ID, and leaves.
Something very important happens during that jump cut. As the raw video reveals, the poll worker says, “You must be a junior? … Michael G. Bolton, Jr.?” to which O’Keefe’s operative responds: “That would be correct.”
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