Sep. 19, 2012 . Ian Hanchett

When James O'Keefe released video showing how easy it was to commit voter fraud in New Hampshire, Al Sharpton complained that O'Keefe filmed poll workers without their consent in violation of two-party consent laws. Sharpton and his media ilk have been silent over whether the Mitt Romney fundraising video violated Florida's two-party consent law. 

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