> And there's a guy (the Lt. Governor, no less!) in Texas[0] who will pay you USD$25,000 for information that leads to a conviction for voter fraud. He figured

> And there's a guy (the Lt. Governor, no less!) in Texas[0] who will pay you USD$25,000 for information that leads to a conviction for voter fraud. He figured out a great way of proving there was no widespread fraud seeing as he's not handing out free money by the busload.