John H sounds like he grew into a law abiding adult in spite of his crooked, criminal father.
Unlike Trash, who grew up with a KKK/criminal father, and became one himself.
Where is all the right wing outrage about this? There’s now sworn testimony about an actual voter fraud scheme that happened, not a hypothetical one that might happen if we don’t require voter ID. Shouldn’t Republicans care about this when they claim that voter fraud is such a massive issue they’re trying to stop?
Cheater: Mulligan?
He's already hinted that he's had "medical issues" and might not run on the ballot if there's a new election. IMO he's setting the story so he can bow out for some bull health reason so he doesn't have to admit it's because he got caught cheating.
That was my point. I was using flawed logic. Just like you were.By your logic, we should put Democrats in camps and set them on fire.
See how that works?
As long as it benefits them there will be no outrage.
Yes, Republicans should care about voter fraud. That they dont'... well that says all you need to know.
Because there isn't any way in a very cold he would win after that, and he knows it.
Be fun to watch him try, and the nationwide attention/money flow into his opponent, who would get some supercharged ad buys.
Thanks! That definitely wasn't the point I was (not so) subtly implying by asking why Republicans don't care about this.
Glad to see nothing gets by you though!
Republican ballot fraud.
Had nothing to do with voter IDs either.
And neither you nor your twitter God said anything about it.
Qhris
A new study finds voter ID laws don’t reduce voter fraud — or voter turnout
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...study-research
Good Lord, the Left is terrified of voter ID
You’re terrified of brown people votingGood Lord, the Left is terrified of voter ID
New election orderedin NC-09.
Will the cheater withdraw?
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Texas SOS David Whitley screwed up his nomination:
https://www.texastribune.org/2019/02...source=twitter[For the second time, the Senate Nominations Committee met this week to approve the governor’s appointees — and for the second time, the Republican-dominated committee did not call a vote on David Whitley, the governor’s embattled pick for Texas secretary of state.
As the state battles three federal lawsuits over a botched attempt to clear its voter rolls of supposed noncitizens, Whitley has been fighting a quieter battle at the Texas Capitol: to win confirmation as Texas’ chief election official. To keep his job for much longer, he needs to muster support from at least some Democratic members of the Texas Senate, which has the power to accept or reject his nomination.
You know me... Captain Obvious.
More annoyed that right wing scaremongering is wasting everybody's time and money solving a fake problem. Fake problem from a fake party supporting a fake president.Good Lord, the Left is terrified of voter ID
Dude is not going to get a single Democratic vote. The left-wing Democratosphere has been pushing collectively against him from what I have personally seen, and last bit of news I saw said that effort succeeded.
Voter ID is 'scaremongering'?
Telling people to be scared of something that doesn't exist? Yes.
I only wonder what made up problem you will collectively yourselves over next will be.
Why are you so scared of showing your ID when you go to vote? Warrants?
???? Didn't say I was scared dude, you are the one ting yourself over brown people voting. "Muh illegals"
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