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*Republican, of course
In 2020, Jeremy Taylor was a Republican candidate for Iowa’s 4th Congressional District

Saved you the click, he's a Republican and his wife tampered with ballots. >

Arrr! >

You notice they don't even mention he's a Republican until the very end and matter of factly.
Funny that. >

All that trouble for 20 votes and he lost by 30k. >

The lengths the Right are willing to go to to prove there’s voter fraud is truly impressive. >

Jeremy is the guy who lived in one district and bought a house in a different district and ran for supervisor of the first district claiming he lived there and his wife lived at the other house.
He was sad when the bank paperwork came out and showed his signature stating that he was a resident of house 2 and it was a stipulation of his loan that he live there. He then did what any outraged republican would do and filed a lawsuit and promptly lost.
Apparently he and his wife are made for each other. >

It's easy to picture Jeremy and Kim Taylor of Sioux City, Iowa as white midwest Republicans.
Which is why I was surprised to learn that Kim Phuong Taylor pulled this stunt exclusively on Vietnamese immigrant families with limited English and US civics experience. >

The Republicans are correct about voter fraud!  They should know.  They’re the ones doing it. 
You can’t make this stuff up!!! >

Expecting an announcement about the House congressional hearings to investigate voter fraud within the Republican Party any moment now….. >

It's like a guy having an affair on his wife keeps accusing her of having an affair. Guilty conscience? Cheats think everybody is a cheater? What is it? >

REPUBLICANS.  Knew it before I even clicked through. >

It's. always. projection.
It's honestly a bit funny how true this rings. With the right wing, every accusation is a confession.