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Screw the Republicans,  but I'll be damned if that isn't true love.... (or greed)
The wife of a northwestern Iowa county supervisor has been charged with 52 counts of voter fraud after she allegedly filled out and cast absentee ballots in her husband’s unsuccessful race for a Republican nomination to run for Congress in 2020, federal prosecutors said.

Damn. This woman voted more times in one election than I've voted in my entire life. >

And yet still not enough for her husband to win >

A republican?  You don't say! >

I didn’t even have to read the article. >

Let's play guess the party affiliation! >

I just assumed it was a republican.
If it was Democrat, it would have said it in the title. >

You would already have heard Tucker Carlson screeching about the democrats doing world wide voter fraud >

Should be tried by the same judge who gave the woman in Texas fie years for voting in error >


Should be tried by the same judge who gave the woman in Texas fie years for voting in error

Then it's more than likely she'll get off w/o even so much as a slap on the wrist or sentenced to any real time in jail. >

Didn't meadow's vote twice? >

If this was a Democrat this would be the top story on Fox for the next six months >

Red banners across half the screen “VOTER FRAUD FOUND! DID TRUMP REALLY WIN?” >

Did Hunter Biden's dick commit voter fraud to get his laptop elected?! >

There's been a spate of voter fraud indictments the last few days --- all Republicans. >

Gaslight Obstruct Project >

By some stroke of magic she'll get to plea it down to malicious taunting of a farm animal and have to do one month house detention. They'll still scream political attack for it. >

Republicans complain about voter fraud, which they KNOW exists, because they are the ones doing it.  As is often the case, the smeller's the feller. >

Does anyone know if there’s ever been a study into determining which party has the most incidences of voter fraud?  Pulling every verified case, determining who the intended fraud would have benefited and tallying everything up?
Anyone care to place a bet as to who we all suspect? >

Before 2020 elections, it was something like 92 cases in the last 2 decades - 4 democrat and the rest Republican.  None of those cases were enough to tip an election. >

Read this as “Iowa’s official wife” and thought “damn does my state have a wife?” >

Wouldn't it be Kansas? >

She had her own little red wave >

republicans >

Isolated incident. 
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52? In a row? >

At 5 years a pop, thats 250 years! Sheesh.
Thank goodness she's white!