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PortaJohn

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Scum...

this is why we have a battle over mandates. these fucking scum are getting rich off of the covid payouts and they love it.
 

THIS shit needs to stop. The fed has declared war on citizens and against The First Amendment; of this, there can be no doubt.

Yep... this is getting to be a shit show no matter where you look anymore.

It's not going to end well.
 
But but but it's just a few bad apples at the top. The rest are just doing their job.

THIS shit needs to stop. The fed has declared war on citizens and against The First Amendment; of this, there can be no doubt.
 

and the followup

 
Feds probably have arrested him by now for depriving the thugs the goal of looting and such ?
Snappy dresser indeed 🇺🇸

Fox scrubbed it, but at the end of his interview with Dana Perrino he threw in an "Epstein didn't kill himself"

Someone must have grabbed it to memorialize for history......
 



The Arizona attorney general announced Monday the indictment of a Pima County man who is accused of voting in the 2020 election despite being a convicted felon who had not had his voting rights restored.



The case is the third filed by the attorney general’s office involving a felon who was able to cast a ballot in Pima County last year. Two of the men were registered as Democrats and one as a Republican.



The secretary of state’s office and county recorders receive notices when someone is convicted of a felony and loses their voting rights. The state oversees the statewide voter database and checks new or updated registrations against the ineligible list. That process results in the automatic cancellation of a voter registration if a “hard match” of a felony conviction is found.



It’s not clear how the three men now charged with illegal voting managed to slip through that system. It’s possible the records were never sent to the secretary of state or that the database somehow missed the new registrations, said Pamela Franklin, the deputy Pima County recorder.



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The indictment announced Monday involves a Sahuarita man who registered to vote and cast his ballot while an inmate at the Pima County jail. The other two cases involve similar circumstances — inmates awaiting trial in the county jail who cast ballots from jail. In one case, the person registered in 2018 and voted in that year’s election and in the 2020 elections.



A spokesman for Attorney General Mark Brnovich, Ryan Anderson, said he could not comment on how the three cases came to the attention of the AG’s Election Integrity Unit. The unit was created in 2019 to ferret out cases of election fraud or illegal voting.



Inmates held at county jails are given access to voter registration forms. They are also allowed to vote from jail. But if they have previous felony convictions or are later convicted of a felony, they lose their voting rights unless they are restored.
 



The Arizona attorney general announced Monday the indictment of a Pima County man who is accused of voting in the 2020 election despite being a convicted felon who had not had his voting rights restored.



The case is the third filed by the attorney general’s office involving a felon who was able to cast a ballot in Pima County last year. Two of the men were registered as Democrats and one as a Republican.



The secretary of state’s office and county recorders receive notices when someone is convicted of a felony and loses their voting rights. The state oversees the statewide voter database and checks new or updated registrations against the ineligible list. That process results in the automatic cancellation of a voter registration if a “hard match” of a felony conviction is found.



It’s not clear how the three men now charged with illegal voting managed to slip through that system. It’s possible the records were never sent to the secretary of state or that the database somehow missed the new registrations, said Pamela Franklin, the deputy Pima County recorder.



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The indictment announced Monday involves a Sahuarita man who registered to vote and cast his ballot while an inmate at the Pima County jail. The other two cases involve similar circumstances — inmates awaiting trial in the county jail who cast ballots from jail. In one case, the person registered in 2018 and voted in that year’s election and in the 2020 elections.



A spokesman for Attorney General Mark Brnovich, Ryan Anderson, said he could not comment on how the three cases came to the attention of the AG’s Election Integrity Unit. The unit was created in 2019 to ferret out cases of election fraud or illegal voting.



Inmates held at county jails are given access to voter registration forms. They are also allowed to vote from jail. But if they have previous felony convictions or are later convicted of a felony, they lose their voting rights unless they are restored.
But turns a blind eye to the people who illegally deleted loads data from the last election that was under subpoena.
 
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You cannot make this shit up. The rot is through the bone.
This is shown to all Louden County Kindergartners...



Who could have a problem with teaching kindergartners this?

Safe from what?
Criticism?
No free ice cream?
Imagined threats?

Standard virtue signal, imply something required from an imaginary problem.

I'd like them to show me where it is allowed or required to teach political stance in kindergarten
in their hiring contract.

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