Career criminal / community organizer Antonio Johnson's actions aren't unique among ACORN employees and they certainly aren't unique in Michigan.  Election officials across the state have been complaining for weeks about a glut of sham registrations flooding their offices.  One township in Saginaw County even boasts one-hundred percent voter registration after an ACORN drive.  Not one-hundred percent of those 18 and over.  One voter registration for every man, woman, teenager, child and infant.  

"Mommy, we go vote Bawak Bama?"  "Sure, Jr., let me just change your diaper first."

Then again, none of the two-year olds are named after animated animals or play for the Dallas Cowboys.  Not that there'd be anything wrong with it if they were, according to Obama's chief Michigan ACORN lieutenant.  The Detroit News:

Lagstein (defended his Mickey Mouse registrations) amid widespread complaints from local clerks about duplicate and questionable voter registration applications submitted by ACORN and shortly before Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox announced forgery charges against a former ACORN worker in connection with voter registration applications the group submitted in the city of Jackson...

Local clerks in Michigan, who are completing a registration that will set a record for the number of qualified voters, complain they have been swamped with duplicate and questionable applications from ACORN and other third-party groups.

That has forced them to perform hundreds of hours of additional work to assure the integrity of Michigan's qualified voter file.

"For anyone to tell you that they would turn in Mickey Mouse, that's a terrible thing to say," said Southfield City Clerk Nancy Banks. "Shame on them."

...Roseville City Clerk Richard Steenland said his office has been "barraged" with voter registrations through ACORN and many have raised red flags.

For example, he said, six applications were exactly the same.

"I'm looking at turning it over (to) the prosecutor's office," Steenland said.

Banks said Southfield is still processing its voter registrations.

As of Tuesday the city had more than 2,000 from third-parties, most of them duplicates, she said.

TWO THOUSAND fraudulent ACORN applications in Southfield alone?  Wowzah!  Team-Obama has really outdone themselves on this one.  And let's not mince words or split participles or get dizzy from the political spin... this IS team Obama.

Yesterday on CNN's "Situation Room" with Wolf Blitzer, the host asked his correspondent to clarify whether or not there was really any connection between THE Community Organizer and all of these other community organizers in states like Michigan.  

CNN's Drew Griffin: Barack Obama goes back with this organization. It's a community organizing organization. He was a community organizer. They crossed paths back in Chicago, worked together, he trained some of them. As an attorney, he represented the ACORN group in a motor voter case in the State of Illinois. A case that he won. And in the primary campaign, Barack Obama's campaign gave $800,000 to a subsidiary of ACORN to go out and register to vote...

I also want to point out, you know we were talking about whether or not this is a nonpartisan group or not. I attended a volunteer rally with ACORN. I would say 50% of the people had on ACORN for Obama t-shirts. So to say that this group is non-partisan or not somehow connected or at least favorable towards the Obama campaign I don't think is accurate."

Let's be crystal clear here, people.  The Democrats want this election and if they can't win it on their own they are willing to steal it.  Start tossing the criminals and the men and women who asked and incentivized them to break the law into the clink for eighty-four years at a time and we might start to discourage this sort of behavior ahead of the next cycle.

And who knows, maybe four years from now we'll have finally started to recover from what very well could be irreparable harm being done to ballot integrity statewide.

Oh, and by the by, the Michigan Republican Party is looking for poll workers and poll challengers to work election day to keep an eye out for giant cartoon rodents.  Seriously.  If you're interested you can email Rob at rmacomber@migop.org.