Today we turn our attention to a problem that, according to the communists Democrats (looking at you Senator Padilla), does not exist. Of course, that would be election fraud. This is the subject that some on the highest court in our land do not want to touch. This was evident by the recent delay tactics involving tracking mail-in ballots for federal elections through the postal system.
So-called experts like to point to the lack of criminal convictions as evidence that our election system is “strong.” That is just BS. “Proven voter fraud cases” is not any kind of valid measurement of how much voter fraud is going on. This is especially true when one realizes just going to court relies on the due diligence of local officials who have less attention skills to this subject than a distracted K-4 student.
Let’s take a look at some headlines FROM THIS WEEK.
Tuesday’s headline from Fox-4 Fort Worth:
“All seven of the suspects,” the story said, “are non-citizens from Nigeria, Mexico, India, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.” (Six were “lawful residents,” meaning Biden-asylum or something, and one was an illegal.) Please note that all are not citizens.
Then there is Tuesday’s Salt Lake Tribune.
The “insignificant problems” included: hundreds of active dead voters, missing drop-box security seals, a ballot-processing room without camera coverage, a skipped 1% signature audit, a county clerk auditing an election that he was also on the ballot for, and at least one guy who voted twice in the recent primary elections.
There were enough insignificant problems that Deputy Elections Director Shelly Jackson asked lawmakers to “work with election officials to reach a consensus on how to address issues rather than introduce new legislation.” Why? Of course, the old bugaboo fallback… disenfranchisement.
Thursday from Tampa Bay WTSP-10 News:
Sushlebin was also convicted of credit card fraud and sentenced to six years in federal prison.
Please note that Shushlebin is not a citizen. He is Russian.
Also from Florida’s WTSP Friday morning, is anothere second example of insignificant voting fraud problems.
Allegedly Corey James Lamberson, 27, was stealing the entire neighborhood’s completed election ballots from their mailboxes. (Also their credit cards.)
Wednesday in Boston:
Thursday, Grand Junction Colorado:
Monday Louisiana:
Bridget Johnson, 53, was helping illegal aliens vote.
Then there is this from the DOJ:
This is just this past week and there are more for this past week. But let’s remember there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. Perhaps the better description is that the media has not yet reported on the tidal wave of election fraud prosecutions sweeping across the country right now. It is at a historic scale. The DOJ is crushing it, delivering beyond what was promised and more than we had ever hoped.
Pam who?