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I assume you're talking about this person, who had the audacity, as a black woman, to cast a provisional ballot that was never counted?

No, not Mason who followed poll worker advice, immigrant woman Ortega who followed poll worker and her parole officer's advice to vote because it's a civic responsibility and submitted a provisional ballot, and her reward for voting republican was 8 years in prison.
She realized it was impossible to get 23 people to like her husband enough to vote for him. >

She should have asked his mistresses. >

She tried, the boys said no >

She tried but they arent old enough to vote >

She tried, but it was illegal, so she tried again. >

After the second time she tried to crawl through the window, she was shot by an American hero. >

"say her name."
"Traitor McTraitorFace" >

She tried, but they oinked in disapproval >

so by previously established precedent she should be facing 115 years in jail, right? right? >

I assume you're talking about this person, who had the audacity, as a black woman, to cast a provisional ballot that was never counted?