With same-day registration and no proof-of-identity required, Wisconsin really leaves the door open for individuals intent on committing voting fraud. Milwaukee even had more votes in the 2004 election than registered voters! Granted, with unprecedented interest in the 2004 election, there could be an innocent explanation to the statistics, but it should seem at least a LITTLE suspicious. Unfortunately, the idea of requiring an ID is mired in racial issues. Apparently, minorities in the area lack photo IDs and don't drive, buy alcohol, or use tobacco products (or maybe they rely on getting cigarettes in exchange for votes). Don't look for solutions to the voting fraud problem from the area's political leadership.

Since requiring a photo ID is too much, my solution is to use the purple finger dye they used in Iraq. Hopefully there aren't too many outspoken fingerless individuals for that to work.

In the absence of a website, it's impossible to know whether the domain was registered in good faith as a site about cocaine, or not.

... "good faith" ... "cocaine" ...

i think that just about sums it up