Video Proves Florida Vote Fraud Is Tradition

Rubin was appointed in the 1970s by a Circuit Court judge to be Florida's ombudsman for the purpose of investigating vote fraud, particularly in South Florida.

For months, NewsMax has been reporting on the existence of a video tape showing vote fraud in South Florida. Rubin has it, and I'm the only reporter who has seen it. It is shocking.

Rubin showed me, on his widescreen living room TV, a videotape of League of Women Voters volunteers punching chad out of ballots, and they can be heard on the tape explaining that that is what they are doing. The year was 1982. The county was Dade, which is now called Miami-Dade.

Rubin then handed me a press release containing this language from federal election statutes: "No person except those employed and authorized for the purpose shall touch any ballot or ballot container; any item of automatic tabulating equipment, or any return prior to its release."

What I saw with my own 20/10 eyes was evidence of vote fraud in South Florida. We have all seen on our own TVs the monkey business that is going on, in the light of day, with three-man Democrat teams hand recounting this very same type of ballot and determining voter "intent," now over protest from a Republican lawyer monitor, who was so disturbed by what he saw that he had to be put in handcuffs and escorted from the recounting room.

God only knows what is being done with ballots behind closed doors. Wednesday I saw what can be done.

Here is a clarion call to the major news organizations of America: Look at what I saw.

The only rebuttal Team Gore could have is, "Are you going to believe us or your lying eyes?"

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