At one time or another both parties have used it....
This time it shows the Democrats' desperation:smile:
Democrat backed fake Tea Party candidate to split vote in NJ-03 Hot Air
Much addo about nothing? or.....?????
Ohio school buses students to vote; distributes Dem-only sample ballot :: WRAL.com
This time it shows the Democrats' desperation:smile:
How desperate have Democrats become to keep their grip on power? Even some of their colleagues have become disgusted enough with their machinations to start speaking out in New Jersey’s 3rd CD, where John Adler faces a strong challenge from Republican Jon Runyan. According to sources within the party, the Courier Post reports that Adler backed a phony “Tea Party” independent candidate to split the conservative vote:
Congressman John Adler’s campaign and the Camden County Democratic Committee recruited “”NJ Tea Party” candidate Peter DeStefano to confuse conservative voters and hurt Adler’s Republican challenger this fall, Democratic operatives say.
“The goal was to take 5 percent of (Republican Jon) Runyan’s vote,” said a Democrat with direct knowledge of the Adler campaign and CCDC operations.
“Steve Ayscue designed the plan with Geoff Mackler following his lead.”
Ayscue is a high-profile Democratic consultant who runs the CCDC. Mackler is Adler’s campaign manager.
Several South Jersey Democratic operatives with direct knowledge of the Adler campaign and CCDC operations spoke to the Courier-Post on condition of anonymity because of what they described as ethical qualms with Adler’s campaign.
Is this illegal? It depends on state law in New Jersey, but at first blush, it doesn’t appear to break any laws. In most places, though, being able to say “They can’t indict me for this!” is hardly a ringing endorsement of a political campaign (note: this analysis not valid in some areas of Illinois).
Democrat backed fake Tea Party candidate to split vote in NJ-03 Hot Air
Much addo about nothing? or.....?????
Ohio school buses students to vote; distributes Dem-only sample ballot :: WRAL.com