There is an interesting quote in the Opinion Journal article we discussed a few postings ago.

Rep. Tom Feeney, a Florida freshman and former state House speaker,… points out that he can proudly say "I may be the only person in America who voted for George W. Bush five times for president in 2000"–in the Republican primary, as a convention delegate, in the November election, as a state legislator voting to seat the Bush electors in the disputed 2000 recount, and a presidential elector.

I wonder how many people in St. Louis, Chicago, and Dade County Florida (notorious places for voter fraud) can say the same about voting for Al Gore in 2000?