Nah. Voter fraud is *vanishingly* rare. It takes effort and puts people at tremendous exposure to vote when not eligible. It’s paper trail! Signing things under penalty of perjury! It is MUCH easier to do normal crimes than orchestrate fake votes. More profitable obvs too, until caught.
The real irony is that after reading this nonsense, it will be conservatives who try to do this, and find out that this sends you to prison. I shudder to think what the sentence will be for 10 counts each of false ID, voter fraud, and perjury. That many felonies won’t be pretty.
"Police officer perjury in court to justify illegal dope searches is commonplace. One of the dirty little not-so-secret secrets of the criminal justice system is undercover narcotics officers intentionally lying under oath." reason.com/2024/10/02/a...
Similar scandals across the country suggest the problem is widespread.
Subornation of perjury is a crime for lawyers, shouldn’t it at least be unethical for journalists and news orgs? en.m.wikipedia.org
One more soapbox: President Biden won the 2020 election; I am NOT over January 6; Frump belongs in jail, and His latest filing in the DC matter was signed under penalties of perjury.
ALT: an american flag is waving in the wind on a pole
There's much more going on out of public sight, but 2 things: •perjury, obstruction, fraud, need to revise history is huge skeleton in the closet behind the drive to install Kamala Harris, to protect that secret + the global racketeering built ontop it •the second Elon Musk 📱 iPhone Android: dead
...and it gets worse & worse as a growing snowball of obstruction of justice, perjury, subornation of perjury, partnership in racketeering, SEC fraud, antitrust collusion ...+ election manipulation❗ because look how Larry Ellison lied in front of Supreme Court www.forbes.com/sites/forres...
Yesterday, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Google’s usage of Java APIs was legal, and the US IT industry breathed a sigh of relief. At issue was Google writing its own implementation of the...
I'm confused...does this remove any "clean hands" requirement for the cops? Steal drugs from evidence, plant them on a guy, use that as leverage to suborn perjury against another guy to get a search warrant, kill someone while serving it, and all is fine if the actual shooting was in policy?
In Mississippi, you have to postmark that bad boy by Sunday. Fortunately, it's... super complicated, actually. Shit. Shouldn't have said "fortunately."