The Goat Pen

Well, here's the Heritage election fraud database. It actually goes back to 1982. 1300 cases, sine 1982. Woo boy, stop the presses. This is obviously a MASSIVE issues that everyone needs to stop what they're doing right this second, set their hair on fire and run out into the streets demanding answers...

https://www.heritage.org/voterfraud/sea ... All&page=0

Here's an example of what they're counting as voter fraud in their database: "Timothy Metz, a candidate for the Morgantown City Council, falsified 21 signatures of voters for his nomination petition, including one deceased person." So somebody running for city council who forged signatures on his own nomination petition is voter fraud. And maybe it is, but I doubt that's what most people have in mind when they think of voter fraud. On a brighter note, if the database includes stuff like this, then that means instances of illegal votes being cast in national elections is even smaller than the paltry 1300 cases that the Heritage foundation has been so methodically accounting for since 1982...

Sarilu Sosa-Sanchez voted twice in the 2013 election, once in her own name and once in the name of her late mother. Sosa-Sanchez pleaded guilty to a felony forgery charge after admitting she forged her late mother's signature on a ballot. Sh also pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor double voting charge. Sosa-Sanchez was sentenced to 60 hours of community service, was ordered to pay restitution and court fees, and will help the clerk and recorder's office educate other residents about the consequences of voter fraud.

"Following an investigation by the Georgia Secretary of State's office, it was revealed that Evelyn Griffin and her fellow conspirators, "did in fact provide assistance to electors who were not physically disabled or illiterate.""

Robert Lee Youngblood, the former President of the Randolph County Tea Party, submitted a mail-in ballot in the 2014 primary, where he was running for a seat on the county board of education. He then voted again at the polls on the first day of early voting. He pleaded guilty to charges of voter fraud. Mr. Youngblood was sentenced to two days in jail to be followed by 18 months of unsupervised probation and was fined $750.

Man, that Heritage election fraud database is a real murderer's row....

hedge wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 2:37 pm

eCat wrote: ↑Fri Feb 26, 2021 6:34 pm

hedge wrote: ↑Thu Feb 25, 2021 8:46 pm So-called expert??

he has a lot of pandemic experience eh?

Would you consider the AIDS in the 80's and 90's a pandemic?

no and you wouldn't either

Well, I guess we should just trust somebody whose only experience with infectious diseases is popping their herpes zits...

or just trust your common sense as opposed to hanging on the every word of a career bureaucrat

seems like that wouldn't have to be said to someone our age

Too bad e has me blocked. He'd hate my facts.

Watched a few minutes of that convention thing. Holy fucking jesus. Thats really sad.

You can't make this shit up

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.yahoo ... 53107.html

They've got The Village People blaring "Macho Man" in front of Trump's speech at QPAC. Dear god, what little faggots these people are. Wait, did I say people? They're fucking algae, or some kind of fungi. They're not even part of the animal kingdom, much less humans...

GLORIA! GLORIA!

I can't believe they've got a crowd of hundreds cheering for this dingbat. Oh well, he'll be in prison soon, where he'll die...

He just said "there's never been a journey so successful." Yeah, you lost the House, the Senate and the White House in 4 years. Tired of winning yet?

This is fucking awesome!

I think I just saw a fact checkers head explode

I wish more fact checker heads would explode......

It was too easy....

Like Bidens victory