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that's fine with me, let him suck up every fucking penny he can, it will get eaten up in legal costs, not one penny of it will ever turn into a political ad for anyone but trump, and i doubt there will be enough left over for more than one or two...then after the midterms when the democrats have a real majority, they can start fucking the republicans good and hard, and they'll lose so fucking miserably in 24 that they'll be irrelevant for at least 6 years, by the time they get back in power, some of them might be up for parole....
If they are doing this poorly in swing states they are having trouble in red states too and Texas is close to a swing state. If Beto wins in Texas they will go nuts and if they lose the house in Texas it will be worse than nuts. Ron Johnson is up to his nuts in the fake elector scheme and could be indicted as part of the conspiracy. I'm an optimist, but I don't see why the democrats can't pick up a few more senate seats this time around, these are state wide offices that can't be gerrymandered. Donald's legal troubles are just beginning, no indictments to muzzle him yet, but plenty of heat to spook him into announcing, running and causing chaos inside the GOP. Rove and Mitch warned him not to announce before the election, but Trump knows they are gonna throw him under the bus after the election.
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https://ncpolicywatch.com/2022/05/02/florida-gave-voting-rights-to-people-with-felony-convictions-now-some-face-charges-for-voting/DeSantis announces 20 charges of voter fraud by new election security office
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Thursday that the state’s new Office of Election Crimes and Security has uncovered 20 instances of voter fraud since its establishment on July 1.
“The Office of Election Crimes and Security, in conjunction with the Attorney General’s office and FDLE of the state of Florida, has charged and is in the process of arresting 20 individuals across the state for voter fraud,” DeSantis said.
The governor claimed that the 20 individuals from Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties voted despite being disqualified due to previous convictions of either murder or sexual assault.
The state of Florida does not allow convicts of serious crimes including homicide and sexual assault to retain voting rights.
The 20 being charged with voter fraud face up to five years in prison in addition to a $5,000 fine for the third-degree felony, according to DeSantis.
DeSantis added that Florida’s election security office will continue to review the 2020 election in search of fraud, as well as monitor upcoming elections.
“One of the things that we did in the most recent legislative session, though, is recognize, yes, you can have all these great policy reforms, and it’s important to do it, but if it’s not actually enforced then what difference is it going to make at the end of the day?” DeSantis said in support of the election security office and its work.
The Office of Election Crimes and Security was proposed in a voting bill passed by the Florida House in March. DeSantis named lawyer Peter Antonacci director of the office on July 6, shortly after its establishment as part of the Florida State Department.
DeSantis announces 20 charges of voter fraud by new election security office
The governor claimed that the 20 individuals from Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties voted despite being disqualified due to previous convictions of either murder or sexual assault.
Good. Because you know, those 20 could have altered the election.
notice that he doesn't say whether they were democrats or republicans....i got 20 bucks says at least 15 of the 20 were republicans...DeSantis announces 20 charges of voter fraud by new election security office
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Thursday that the state’s new Office of Election Crimes and Security has uncovered 20 instances of voter fraud since its establishment on July 1.
“The Office of Election Crimes and Security, in conjunction with the Attorney General’s office and FDLE of the state of Florida, has charged and is in the process of arresting 20 individuals across the state for voter fraud,” DeSantis said.
The governor claimed that the 20 individuals from Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties voted despite being disqualified due to previous convictions of either murder or sexual assault.
The state of Florida does not allow convicts of serious crimes including homicide and sexual assault to retain voting rights.
The 20 being charged with voter fraud face up to five years in prison in addition to a $5,000 fine for the third-degree felony, according to DeSantis.
DeSantis added that Florida’s election security office will continue to review the 2020 election in search of fraud, as well as monitor upcoming elections.
“One of the things that we did in the most recent legislative session, though, is recognize, yes, you can have all these great policy reforms, and it’s important to do it, but if it’s not actually enforced then what difference is it going to make at the end of the day?” DeSantis said in support of the election security office and its work.
The Office of Election Crimes and Security was proposed in a voting bill passed by the Florida House in March. DeSantis named lawyer Peter Antonacci director of the office on July 6, shortly after its establishment as part of the Florida State Department.
DeSantis announces 20 charges of voter fraud by new election security office
The governor claimed that the 20 individuals from Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties voted despite being disqualified due to previous convictions of either murder or sexual assault.
Good. Because you know, those 20 could have altered the election.
ok, maybe i just lost 20 bucks...should have known if it was something desantis was doing, it would target minorities...