Pre-Emptive Fraud?

A 66 page Democratic Voting Law Guide is suggesting pre-emptive action at the polls by registering complaints before the fact:

"If no signs of intimidation techniques have emerged yet, launch a 'pre-emptive strike' (particularly well-suited to states in which these techniques have been tried in the past," the manual says.

Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie said such language crosses the line by instructing Democrats "to make charges they know to be false and to manipulate the media into printing and repeating the false charges in newspapers around the country."

A close race makes it easier for the dems to cry foul and the legion of attorneys are readying their cases of protestations way before there is even a need. Every objection will be attempted.

As Hugh Hewitt's book, If It's Not Close, They Can't Cheat suggests, these tactics would be ineffectual if the election was something of a landslide.