Republican voting corruption as Texas supreme court rules that those votes after the original 7 pm deadline not be counted after Paxton one of the republican candidates asked them to intervene
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Where’s the part about the TX Supreme Ct. ruling? Meanwhile, If that isn’t blatant Republican election crime, I don’t know what is. Just like Florida and the US Supreme Ct. when Republicans got their way to stop counting legal ballots back in 2000.
Meanwhile, I know TX and FL are basically lawless as to the rest of civilization and the US Constitution, but. Most states have a proceeding for challenged votes, which Paxton knows, as current AG. But, again, Republican crime. IOKIYAR.
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Where’s the part about the TX Supreme Ct. ruling? Meanwhile, If that isn’t blatant Republican election crime, I don’t know what is. Just like Florida and the US Supreme Ct. when Republicans got their way to stop counting legal ballots back in 2000.
Meanwhile, I know TX and FL are basically lawless as to the rest of civilization and the US Constitution, but. Most states have a proceeding for challenged votes, which Paxton knows, as current AG. But, again, Republican crime. IOKIYAR.
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