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> >What happens if a president is elected, and after the inauguration, 
> there is found to be widespread voter fraud proven in multiple states 
> that would change the outcome of the election.  Is there a recall?
> 

This is a long thread and I've only made my way thought half of it, so if I'm 
expressing a view that has already been covered, bear with me.

The main importance of the registration fraud and voter fraud is this: (says 
I)  Since 2000 we have heard nothing but whining and carping from the 
supporters of Goofy-Al-Gore (or mindless Bush haters, I don't mind mindful 
Bush 
haters, but they are rare, "That Bush, he's just so Bush-ful and full of 
Bushification, and he's against things and he's for some stuff and that's why 
he's bad!") 
.... we have heard nothing but wailing and rending garments and heaping of 
ashes that he's not the legitimate president!  The (evil, right leaning) 
Supreme 
Court appointed him!  Etc. and other moronic rhetoric.

Now it looks like the race is narrowing, both in individual key states and 
overall.  Obama's detractors, who are many, have claims to his illegitimacy 
already cut out for them.  Voter fraud!  If it weren't for ACORN registering 
Disney Characters and dead people, he would never have won!  He's not 
legitimate.   
Added to that the powerful rumor that he was born in Kenya (no, it matters 
not a wit whether it is true or not, it has not been specifically disproven 
so 
there it is) and other claims against his legitimacy and you have a very 
large 
part of the population, seething, armed, short of temper, and impatient, who 
will not view an Obama presidency as legitimate.

Get used to hearing the same inceassant tatoo that you have regaled us with 
since 2000.  Obama will not be a legitimate president.  Doesn't matter 
whether 
it's true or not, just as it has never mattered that it was not true about 
Bush.

James