The newly minted vice chairman of the commission that will be looking into voter fraud in the U.S. says the group will also examine voter "suppression" as well as other irregularities. Kansas secretary of state Kris Kobach, who was named vice chairman of the  "Advisory Commission on Election Integrity," made it clear that the commission would take an expansive view of issues concerning elections in America. Washington Times: "In addition to focusing on voter fraud and election irregularities, the commission will also be looking at claims of voter suppression, claims that certain laws suppress turnout, things like that," Mr. Kobach said on CNN. "So, we'll be looking at evidence of all of these questions." Mr. Kobach, as secretary of state in Kansas, pushed the state's proof-of-citizenship requirement to try and prevent illegal immigrants from voting in his state. The president signed the executive order last...(Read Full Post)