Quick Fact: The Results of the Florida Investigation into Voter Fraud are Released.

Florida Governor Rick Scott (R) and his Republican legislature insisted there was a huge need to clean up the voter rolls in their state because of rampant voter fraud.  So, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement compared driving licenses and voter rolls and they sent letters to registered voters who they believed to be ineligible to vote, telling them they had been removed from the registered voting list and they would have to prove their eligibility and re-register if they wanted to vote in the future.  Basically, they spent eight months and untold money looking at every vote cast in the state of Florida during the 2012 election.  All this was to justify what the Governor said was the urgent need for new voter registration restrictions--because Mr. Scott and his Republican buddies knew that Mitt would have won Florida if all those illegal Democratic votes had been excluded.

Well, the results are in.  The Florida Department of Law Enforcement found, (drum roll, please), TWO cases of voter fraud.  Yes, TWO whole cases!  And both were registration forms fraudulently filled out by a man who worked for the Republican Party.  He used, (stole), the identity of a former girlfriend's ex-husband and filled out forms in his name...twice.

The Governor and his legislature have had no comment.

I am expecting a call for an investigation of the investigation to be announced any day now.