Election Fraud

[Jim at Gentex]

...With the support of our Attorney General, we will defend these commonsense steps, that we are legally required to take, with every resource available to us."

During Kamala's interview on Fox the other day, she kept repeating, "I will follow the law...", "I will follow the law...", "I will follow the law...".

Governor Youngkin is doing just that, following the law, the law btw that was instituted by one of his Democrat predecessors.

But now suddenly the Harris / Biden administration (we all know Joe ain't runnin anything) is suing Governor Youngkin for doing what Kamala said she would do, "follow the law."

Good for Youngkin standing up to these hypocrites who lie right to our faces every day. 

[Jeff]

During Kamala's interview on Fox the other day, she kept repeating, "I will follow the law...", "I will follow the law...", "I will follow the law...".

It's the dumbsmit deflection tactic.
Like Megyn Kelly said "maybe she needs that Schoolhouse Rock cartoon that tells kids that the President signs the bill into law".

[Smit]

I'll do this right here.

Why didn't they work on the viet rolls 6 months ago? A year ago?

Political theater. Rage bait for the Jeff's to get angry about.

Justice Department Sues Virginia for Violating Federal Law's Prohibition on Systematic Efforts to Remove Voters Within 90 Days of an Election

Excerpt:

The Justice Department announced today that it has filed a lawsuit against the State of Virginia, Virginia State Board of Elections and Virginia Commissioner of Elections to challenge a systematic state program aimed at removing voters from its election rolls too close to the Nov. 5 general election in violation of the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (NVRA).

Section 8(c)(2) of the NVRA, also known as the Quiet Period Provision, requires states to complete systematic programs aimed at removing the names of ineligible voters from voter registration lists no later than 90 days before federal elections. The Quiet Period Provision applies to certain systematic programs carried out by states that are aimed at striking names from voter registration lists based on a perceived failure to meet initial eligibility requirements — including citizenship — at the time of registration.

[beej]

Why didn't they work on the viet rolls 6 months ago? A year ago?

It seems obvious to me, that they did. How long do you suppose it would take to go through millions of voter registrations and find out how many people were legal citizens or not? It would surprise me if they could get that done in less than a year.

[Smit]

It seems obvious to me, that they did. How long do you suppose it would take to go through millions of voter registrations and find out how many people were legal citizens or not? It would surprise me if they could get that done in less than a year.

Is there evidence to support your obvious belief?

[RobertELee]

I'll do this right here.

Why didn't they work on the viet rolls 6 months ago? A year ago?

Political theater. Rage bait for the Jeff's to get angry about.

Justice Department Sues Virginia for Violating Federal Law's Prohibition on Systematic Efforts to Remove Voters Within 90 Days of an Election

Excerpt:

So you don't think ineligible voters will sign up after the 90 day period? The voter roll should be checked constantly, not just up until 90 days before elections.

[beej]

Is there evidence to support your obvious belief?

https://www.sos.alabama.gov/newsroom/secretary-state-wes-allen-implements-process-remove-noncitizens-registered-vote-alabama

After being sworn into office on January 16, 2023, Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen immediately initiated strategic efforts to ensure that Alabama has the cleanest and most accurate voter file in the country. As part of this effort, Secretary Allen has identified 3,251 individuals who are registered to vote in Alabama who have been issued noncitizen identification numbers by the Department of Homeland Security. The Secretary announced today that he is instructing the Boards of Registrars in all 67 counties to immediately inactivate and initiate steps necessary to remove all individuals who are not United States Citizens.

the reason it seemed obvious to me, is more anecdotal. In Missouri, when they made recreational MJ legal, part of the new law was to expunge every single MJ conviction in the state. (using not selling). It fell upon the court clerks to find and expunge all of those cases in each county. My wife works as a county court clerk, and they had to hire someone to go through it. It took that woman almost 2 years working 8 hour days to finish that up.  So when a  SOS comes in and says we are going to look into this, the people who are already working in those positions now have an extra workload, I don't know if they are hiring someone just to do it, or if they are putting extra workload on the people that are already in place, but It seems obvious to me that it would take some time.

[RobertELee]

https://www.sos.alabama.gov/newsroom/secretary-state-wes-allen-implements-process-remove-noncitizens-registered-vote-alabama

the reason it seemed obvious to me, is more anecdotal. In Missouri, when they made recreational MJ legal, part of the new law was to expunge every single MJ conviction in the state. (using not selling). It fell upon the court clerks to find and expunge all of those cases in each county. My wife works as a county court clerk, and they had to hire someone to go through it. It took that woman almost 2 years working 8 hour days to finish that up.  So when a  SOS comes in and says we are going to look into this, the people who are already working in those positions now have an extra workload, I don't know if they are hiring someone just to do it, or if they are putting extra workload on the people that are already in place, but It seems obvious to me that it would take some time.

You'd think there would be computers and keyword searches for that.

[beej]

You'd think there would be computers and keyword searches for that.

If you saw the software system they were using when she first start working there...my goodness. it was like working on a commodore 64. the program reminded me of XT Gold, the old file managment system from the early 90's. They recently update the software. but those MJ expungements went back to the 1960's

[Smit]

What in the hell did that have to do with the lawsuit in Virginia?!?!   

I know threads tend to wander but dayyyyum! This thread wandered away from Virginia to Alabama and then to Missouri!

[RobertELee]

What in the hell did that have to do with the lawsuit on Virginia?!?!   

I know threads tend to wander but dayyyyum! This thread wandered away from Virginia to Alabama and then to Missouri!

[Smit]

So ask of a sudden nobody wants to talk about Virginia and Youngkin anymore! 

[RobertELee]

So ask of a sudden nobody wants to talk about Virginia and Youngkin anymore! 

You ignored my response...

So you don't think ineligible voters will sign up after the 90 day period? The voter roll should be checked constantly, not just up until 90 days before elections.

[Smit]

You ignored my response...

You're right, Jeff. I did. So explain how your response was relevant to the lawsuit in Virginia and shouldn't have been ignored. 

[RobertELee]

You're right, Jeff. I did. So explain how your response was relevant to the lawsuit on Virginia and shouldn't have been ignored. 

Well Bucky, The lawsuit in Virginia pertained to Virginia cleaning up the voter rolls within 90 days of the election, my response was the reasoning why.