James O'Keefe subpoenaed by NH attorney general for criminal grand jury. Says he's skyping...

[cynatnite]

His twitter:
"New Hampshire Attorney General Michael Delaney attempted to serve a criminal grand jury subpoena on me at event in NH. But I'm skyping in."

There is more at the link if you dare...

http://twitchy.com/2012/05/06/james-okeefe-n-h-attorney-general-tried-to-serve-a-criminal-subpoena-on-me/

I expect more info will be released about this. Here's hoping the douche is cuffed and frog-marched.

[Politicalboi]

1. You can't catch me, I'm the

Gingerbread man.

Hang onto your phone James, I'm sure you'll out smart them every time. It's a conspiracy I tell ya...

[Bluerthanblue]

2. good! I hope he

or at the very least those who worked for him are indicted for fraud.

[LASlibinSC]

3. This con artist should have

been thrown in prison years ago.

[Blue Owl]

4. He's the poster child for phonin' it in

n/t

[Icicle]

5. Well, in attempting to be a wise guy,

...he committed voter fraud. Plain and simple.

[quote]However, in highlighting the non-problem of voter fraud in New Hampshire and elsewhere, O’Keefe’s agents appear to have committed voter fraud themselves. Section 659:34 of the New Hampshire code defines voter fraud as when a person (highlights are ours):


(a) When registering to vote; when obtaining an official ballot; or when casting a vote by official ballot, makes a false material statement regarding his or her qualifications as a voter to an election officer or submits a voter registration form, and election day registration affidavit, a qualified voter affidavit, a domicile affidavit, or an absentee registration affidavit containing false material information regarding his or her qualifications as a voter;

(b) Votes more than once for any office or measure;
(c) Applies for a ballot in a name other than his or her own;
(d) Applies for a ballot in his or her own name after he or she has voted once;
(e) Votes for any office or measure at an election if such person is not qualified to vote as provided in RSA 654; or
(f) Gives a false name or answer if under examination as to his or her qualifications as a voter before the supervisors of the checklist or moderator.

In the raw footage released by O’Keefe (reproduced below), at 12:32, the poll worker asks the unnamed individual, “what’s your name again?” The man replies with the name of a dead New Hampshire voter, “Thomas McCarron.” She then asks if he lives at “179 Harrison Street?” The man affirms, “yes.”
[/quote]
According to the law, he's guilty without even casting the ballot as he misrepresented himself to the registrar.
His video and the rest of the story are here:
http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2012/01/11/402756/james-o-keefe-voter-fraud/

[kag]

6. I'll drink to that!

But I dare not read more. Blood pressure, you know.