Forty-seven voter registration cards for one person. That is what one local clerk in Macomb County, Michigan told her county clerk, Anthony Forlini, who posted a video from his office last week captioned "This is not how things should be run." His account, as reported by The Gateway Pundit: more than 5,000 registration cards dropped on his county, names already on the rolls, signatures that do not match the state file, and cards turned in by paid collectors, "people who get paid by the form." In his words: "5,000 came through our county, and they are still coming in from organizations and groups that are out to make a buck and steal the election." He says the clerks estimate nine out of ten are not legitimate. That is their estimate, not a court finding. And a bad registration card is not a vote: Michigan checks these against the state file, whic ...