Daily KOS urges Dems to vote for ROMNEY in Michigan!

Now here’s the thing — without a real Democratic contest on the ballot [Hitlery is on there alone], and a lack of party registration in Michigan, this is an open primary. Anyone can pick up a Republican ballot. So Michigan Democrats and independents who want to see the Republican battle royale continue should just take a few minutes on Tuesday, January 15th to cast a ballot for Mitt Romney in the Republican primary.

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If we can help push Mitt over the line, not only do we help keep their field fragmented, but we also pollute Romney’s victory. How “legitimate” will the Mittster’s victory look if liberals provide the margin of victory? Think of the hilarity that will ensue. We’ll simply be adding fuel to their civil war, never a bad thing from our vantage point.

I wonder if hilarity will ensue if this little nefarious plan backfires. I’ve heard some people say they’re loving this idiocy, because they think Mitt is the best candidate.

So why are we doing this? Because we can. Because it’ll be fun. And because we’ve suffered Republican meddling, stealing, and disenfranchisement in our elections for far too long.

What a great way to get back at them, KOS, order your KOS kids to vote for a Republican. Good luck with that, Markos–you’re breathing too much of that tainted air in moonbat infested Berkeley.

Update January 12: Let’s see the hilarity ensue. John Bambeneck filed a complaint with the Michigan Attorney General against Daily Kos’ blogger Markos Moulitsas, requesting an investigation into whether or not Moulitsas is encouraging voter fraud in next week’s Michigan GOP primary.

Moulitsas’ call could be felonious. Michigan state law clearly indicates that unqualified electors voting in elections is a felony. It also specifies that counseling or aiding someone to vote in an election they are unqualified for is also a felony. Election law clearly specifies that to vote in a party’s primary, one must actually belong to that party.

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