Court: Cultist GA GOP Official Voted Illegally 9 Times

Court: Cultist GA GOP Official Voted Illegally 9 Times

Republicans are convinced there is massive voter fraud. Yes there is a small amount, they are correct. But that is because they are the ones doing it. I want you to note this republican guy voted fraudulently 9 times knowing he couldn’t do that. A black woman in Texas got five years for voting as a person on parole after being told she could vote by poll workers and her parole officer never told her she couldn’t vote. Plus her vote was a provisional one that was not counted, his were counted. An appeals court overturned her sentence but of course asshole AG Paxton himself a criminal, bigot, and racist has appealed that to have her sentence reinstated. DeathSantis in Florida sent police to arrest black former felons on charges of voter fraud that were later all dismissed after the election. It is all about republican racists suppressing the black vote. Republicans have no platform, they have no interest in helping the country, no interest in serving the public. They are interested in helping their bank accounts and serving their business big money donors so to do those things they need to be rulers not representatives. Hugs. Scottie

Filed under "ironic outcomes." Georgia Republican Party vice chairman and election denier guilty of voting fraud
Reporting by @ajc's @markniesse https://t.co/wDcvsKcwFz
— Chris Joyner (@cjoyner) March 28, 2024

BensNewLogin a month ago

Every accusation is a confession when it comes from the far right.

Voting nine times should have given him another felony conviction, and jail. There was a woman who was given a jail sentence of several years for voting at all.

oh, wait! She was black. Never mind.

Ščŏŧŧ Ċ – 🇺🇦 🕊 BensNewLogina month ago

She was sentenced to 5 years. And she only voted provisionally, after she was told she was clear to vote

Pat Ščŏŧŧ Ċ – 🇺🇦 🕊a month ago

By an elections official and her parole officer.

Duh-David BensNewLogina month ago

Say her name! Crystal Mason!

crewman BensNewLogina month ago edited

A public reprimand is less than nothing. A $5000 fine for 9 votes is $555/vote. Campaigns can easily afford to buy their way to victory in swing states.

Wash Rinse Spin Dry Fold BensNewLogina month ago

They came after Black Americans in Florida…this is racist and it is designed that way…

Nic Peterson BensNewLogina month ago edited

Crimes committed while on probation never please the court. Crystal Mason was on probation when she cast a provisional ballot. Our justice system has three tiers and the only way we will fix it is for everyone to vote blue no matter who and fuck your firmly held principles.

ETA: 9 times show intent!

worstcultever a month ago

$5k and a finger wag, that’ll stop em

MrPendoga month ago

“Pritchard has previously alleged the 2020 presidential election was fraudulent on his show, but now he has been found to have voted illegally.”

He wasn’t wrong. There was fraud. He perpetrated it.

Mike Ca month ago

I’m just laughing at the fact that you can have a FELONY conviction and still get elected to these GOP boards. These are the same people who will give you a 45 minute floor speech about personal responsibility and law & order.

Mike C Mike Ca month ago

Shadyboots a month ago

election integrity is not the true goal of the GOP, its having control of elections so only Repubs can win

Wash Rinse Spin Dry Folda month ago

The face of voter fraud is NOT an immigrant or a minority…it is a WHITE AMERICAN

DeSantis Signs Bill Banning Sales Of Lab-Grown Meat, Claims Leftists Are Plotting To Make Everyone Eat Bugs

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He’s back in his happy place, fighting culture wars against invisible enemies conjured up in the paranoid fever dreams of right-wingers. pic.twitter.com/XxXk8sCdRi
— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) May 1, 2024

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Pennsylvania Republican Got Solar Panel Money From Biden Bill He Opposed

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/mike-kelly-inflation-reduction-act-solar-grant_n_6631c4bae4b0279447aca046

Typical hypocrite republican business owner and wealthy person. Vote against anything to help the country and then take credit for any good it does while using it to enrich themselves. Hugs. Scottie

Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.) said the Inflation Reduction Act was “loaded with bad policy and wasteful spending.”

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Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.) in the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, Sept. 14, 2023. TOM WILLIAMS VIA GETTY IMAGES

Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.), an outspoken critic of President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act, used the law to receive a grant to install solar panels at one of his car dealership locations.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture gave a Uniontown dealership owned by Mike Kelly Automotive Group a nearly $315,000 grant to install a 261.9-kilowatt solar panel array, according to the Erie Times-News, the local news outlet that first reported the grant on Monday. The grant is set to save the firm $23,700 per year in energy costs, according to the USDA.

The USDA distributed the grant through its Rural Energy for America Program (REAP). The program has existed since 2018, but the Inflation Reduction Act injected an additional $1 billion into the program dramatically expanding its scope. The federal government then announced that it would distribute that money in grants to rural businesses over the course of 2023 and 2024.

In his official statement following the bill’s passage, Kelly derided the legislation that made those grants possible as the “so-called Inflation Reduction Act,” charging that it was “loaded with bad policy and wasteful spending that will ultimately worsen inflation, expand government, and hurt the middle-class.”

His office singled out the bill’s climate provisions as damaging in bullet points accompanying the statement. “The bill provides $375 billion in so-called ‘climate change’ legislation, which include $7,500 tax credits for wealthy Americans to purchase electric vehicles (EV),” his office said.

Asked how the grant squares with Kelly’s opposition to the IRA, Kelly spokesperson Matt Knoedler referred HuffPost to the statement he provided the Erie Times-News.

“Representative Kelly’s energy policy has always supported an all-of-the-above approach,” Knoedler said. “Additionally, Rep. Kelly does not have an active role in the day-to-day operations of his family’s business.”

In his 2022 financial disclosure, Kelly reported an ownership stake in Mike Kelly Automotive Group worth between $50,001 and $100,000, and a salary from the company of just under $30,000. Kelly also reported a “note receivable” from the company worth between $500,001 and $1 million.

Mike Kelly Toyota, the dealership that got the grant, is located in GOP Rep. Guy Reschenthaler’s district south of the Erie-area seat that Kelly represents.

Preston Nouri, Kelly’s Democratic challenger, is calling on him to return the grant money. PRESTON NOURI FOR CONGRESS

Kelly has represented Pennsylvania’s northwestern corner since 2011 and has not faced a close re-election battle since 2018. Former President Donald Trump carried Kelly’s current district, Pennsylvania’s 16th, by nearly 21 percentage points in 2020.

This year, Preston Nouri, a 25-year-old legislative analyst for the Department of Defense, is the Democratic nominee to take on Kelly.

Nouri called on Kelly to return the money his family’s business received. “Mike Kelly shows his true colors once again,” Nouri said in a statement. “For over 13 years, he keeps getting caught with his hand in the cookie jar, taking taxpayer money to enrich himself while working against the interests of the people he’s supposed to represent.”

Kelly already underwent scrutiny for opposing student debt cancellation after accepting nearly $1 million in Paycheck Protection Program loans during the COVID-19 pandemic that were forgiven. “PPP loans are designed to be forgiven,” Kelly posted on X in August 2022. “Student loans are not. Big difference!”

Kelly is also a staunch Trump ally who has advocated for the rights of people arrested during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol. During a general election debate in 2022, he condemned the alleged mistreatment of Jan. 6 defendants, asking, “Is this America?”

IsraeIi Spokesperson EXPOSED

“It’s much worse.”

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2024/4/29/2237893/–It-s-much-worse

I want to thank Ten Bears for the link at https://homelessonthehighdesert.com/2024/04/30/twosday-thrice-tumbled-turds/ Hugs. Scottie

Monday, April 29, 2024 at 6:21:25a EDT

Rarely have I thought that a single quote would justify a diary — but after reading Yale historian, Timothy Snyder’s X thread that was posted yesterday — a clear-eyed delineation of the right-wing justices’ placement of dynamite at the door of Democracy, revealing how even the key objection to their inexplicable consideration of “immunity” is blunting what it really means, I felt it was important to place it here.

The link to the thread is here. The unbroken quote is below (the bolding within, mine):

Right-wing justices postulate Trump’s “immunity.” The objection is that this makes him a king. Not so. It’s much worse.

A king can be subject to law. Even George III was subject to law. The American Revolution was justified by the notion that he had overstepped the law.

This discussion of immunity is something else.

The justices are not discussing any constitutional system at all, including a constitutional monarchy.

Justices are instead flirting with the idea that a single person can be outside any constitutional system, outside the rule of law as such. What justices seem to find charismatic is dictatorship, specifically fascist dictatorship. It is making an exception for a person that attracts them.

That is the basis of Nazi legal theory (Carl Schmitt). The law and the constitution are just there so we can find the person, the Leader, the Führer, who breaks them, who makes an exception.

Snyder then noted that he wasn’t making any specific claims that the justices “read Schmitt” — but that their “affinity for fascist law” is “troubling”.

The point here, being: “immunity” isn’t simply making a president (and in this case, an ex-President and all future presidents) a “king” — it’s placing them beyond even that which kings are subject to.

Fascism coming to America would no longer be a mere specter — a barricade or position from which we fight to protect our Democracy from the threat of those who would seek fascism here; it will have arrived. We would, from that point on, exist behind enemy lines. And existing there, we may find ourselves, as a people now all-but powerless against tyranny, longing even for the days of kings — who were, beneath their crowns, at least subject to the rule of law.

Let’s talk about a city in trouble….

Roger and Rawgod have been helping me to understand there are a lot of trouble spots with fighting and famine all over the world, not just Gaza. This video by Beau is about Sudan. A great resource to learn about the conflicts going on is this website I got from Rawgod off Roger’s site. https://geneva-academy.ch/galleries/today-s-armed-conflicts . Hugs. Scottie

DONALD, JUDGE WILL FINE YOU – A Parody | John Emory & Don Caron

A Parody of Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl). Lyrics by John Emory; Performance and Video Production by Don Caron. “His lawyers say: Donald, judge will fine you If you don’t keep your mouth shut If you plan to say something nasty, better not”

Executive Producers Don Caron and Jerry Pender

Is Anyone Listening … ?

Is Anyone Listening … ?

I watched clips of this sermon, but I never really heard it in the more full state like this short but longer version. I am not religious, even though I do have a personal code of conduct, so I would hope one of the religious people that come here might comment on what he is saying. Is he correct? That seemed the way it was when I was a kid going to the SDA church. I once asked my benefactor if he wanted prayer in school, yes it was a controversy back then also with fundamentalist religious people trying to force their views on your child, he surprised me with saying no, he did not want prayers in school. He followed it up with. We have our beliefs, and I wouldn’t want someone who believed differently than we do to lead a prayer my children would be forced to pray with. They took prayer seriously. So I ask, what do you think? Hugs. Scottie