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Another stark violation of the law
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Another stark violation of the law
that should never be tolerated. And Im pissed that it got put into a position to benefit the 'cheaters'.

https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2...aw-why.php

Quote:On Tuesday, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Hennepin County’s failure to appoint ballot judges from the Republicans’ Party List was illegal–plainly illegal,

Quote:He noted that so far this election cycle, 263,435 absentee ballots have been received by the county and 209,306 were accepted by the absentee ballot board.

The Star Tribune observes that the county has some 815,000 registered voters. So 1/3 of the county’s voters have already voted absentee. And 1/4 of the county’s total votes have already been accepted by an illegal ballot board.

And the Dems still benefitted.

Amazingly, I can be an equal opportunity a-hole.
10-31-2024 07:35 PM
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