DNC refutes caucus voter fraud cheating allegations

  Saturday on Fox & Friends another segment was aired on the as yet unfinished documentary We Will Not Be Silenced, which is about voter fraud in the democrat caucuses in 2008 by Obama'e people. Information on previous segments about this documentary can be found here, including portions of the film presented in Youtube segments.
  Steve Hildebrandt, architect of the Obama campaign, said the following yesterday about the complaints registered in Silenced:

• Why are they coming forward now? It's been 2 years. So long ago.
• They said nothing at the time.
• She won in Texas. How could there have been fraud?
• I think they're very unfounded. 
• Hillary never complained. 
• The press never covered it.
• Nothing happened from Hillary's complaints 
• The DNC never did anything about it. Harold Ickes, longtime Hillary friend, was in charge of 
• The rules and bylaws committee chose to do nothing. 
• Let's hear from Hillary if that's the case (election was stolen). 
• Hillary wouldn't have accepted SoS position...if such a bitter feeling, why is she so close to the president?

  John Siegel, executive producer of the documentary, appeared on FNC this morning; the Clinton campaign director sent 3 letters of complaint to DNC about the problems. Siegel said Hildebrandt cannot use Hillary's endorsement of Obama against her since she had to endorse Obama to maintain credibility in the party. Indeed, Siegel said Harold Ickes was furious over votes being "hijacked." It took a period of time to complete the documentary, answering the question of why it took "so long" to come forward. (Duh.)
  Press releases concerning these issues can be found here. 

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  And the MSM wonders why no one listens to them anymore.