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The evident misdirection of the return address
and the permit number
registered in Pennsylvania all beg for an answer: Why? These returned
registration forms contain real personal information including full
legal names, date of birth, and even Social Security numbers. What is
the Voter Participation Center really up to, in having forms returned
to an address that it says is controlled by a state entity, when that
is not the truth? Additionally, where are the completed forms really
going?
The Disrupt the Narrative
blogger inquired about the zip
code discrepancy with the US Postal Inspector, and received the
following reply.
The Business Reply Mail (BRM) piece, Permit # 78103,
containing the
zip code 23286 is a unique zip code for BRM in the city of Richmond.
The plus 4 number (0508) identifies the station in the city that the
mail goes to.
BRM Permit # 78103 is issued out of Denver, CO and
is issued to the
Voters Participation Center. VPC has many sub accounts who use this
number in different states, such as Virginia.
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the Voter Participation Center is not a non-partisan entity. It is run
by longtime Democratic Party operative Page S. Gardner and receives
funding from the Tides Center, which is funded by Democratic Party
heavyweights including Teresa Heinz Kerry, wife of Sen. John Kerry (D-MA). The VPC’s
Democratic connections do not stop there. John Podesta,
former President Bill Clinton’s chief of staff and current chair and
counselor to the Democratic advocacy group Center for American
Progress, is on the Voter Participation Center’s board. The CAP is
among the many groups on the political left that receive significant
funding from George
Soros, the billionaire who was
convicted of insider trading by a French court in 2002.
The Voter Participation
Center’s questionable activities are not limited to Virginia. ...
[Full
disclosure]
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Update: The VPC has posted
a list of the states it was operating registration drives in in the
last quarter of 2011. They are:
Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Illinois,
Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi,
Montana, New Jersey, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia and Washington.
They left Wisconsin off the list, most likely
because they did not anticipate the recall and that Gov. Walker’s
victory would help turn WI into a swing state. If you live in any of
these states, you may receive a VPC registration form.
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