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It wasn't an impersonation at all.
News21, an investigative-journalism group, has reported that voter impersonation at the polls is a "virtually non-existent" problem.
That marginal improvement, however, was both totally unmerited and simply accidental, as 1899 benefited from VfB Stuttgart's uncanny Robert Dee impersonation at the Allianz Arena.
As the ThinkProgress thinktank has noted: "Iowa's Republican secretary of state uncovered zero cases of voter impersonation at the polls during a two-year investigation".
The only useful purpose for an ID law is to prevent impersonation at the polls, and there is absolutely no good evidence that this is a problem anywhere, he says.
Young, who did a memorable Black Mamba impersonation at his locker for a local TV broadcast, in January, was granted the honor of being the first person to wear the Kobe 9s in a game.
Click here to watch video Both films feature Hitchcock impersonations at their jowliest, with Jones perhaps just shading it in the accuracy stakes.
And very occasionally you feel as if the show is relying too heavily on Culshaw's brilliant impersonations at the expense of more cutting jokes, as with a skit about William Hague and alopecia.
While hardly a dead-ringer for Mandela, Freeman turns in a diligent, nuanced impersonation that at least hints at the private man behind the public image.
And campaign impersonation dates at least as far back as the 1970s, when Donald Segretti, President Richard M. Nixon's re-election operative, forged letters seeking to discredit Edmund S. Muskie, a Democratic presidential candidate — a move that landed Mr. Segretti in prison.
Although he left "Saturday Night Live" in 2002, Mr. Ferrell recently reprised his Bush impersonation, first at a fund-raiser for the environmental organization the Natural Resources Defense Council in May and then in an Internet advertisement for the liberal political group America Coming Together released late last month.
