Defendants targeted in DeSantis’ voter fraud crackdown were told they could vote

Those who have been incarcerated are made very clear they don't get to vote.

What the house lefties are doing here is basically "my boys a good boy, he didn't do nuffin " while there is plain and clear security cameras showing him doing it.

 

Then why did the state allow them to vote? What is being done to correct the incompetence of the state government?

If this happened in a blue state, there would be cries to strip the election system from top down.

 

So you deny mentioning outside groups? Heh!

 

So when someone illegally votes, it's not their fault, it's the fault of DeathSantis?

OK that's a take. It may be a legal defense at trial, but I admit in all the years on this forum, I've never heard that particular take on illegal voting until this thread.

 

Where did I say there was a conspiracy by outside groups to register felons?

 

@mdrobster referred to your comments as a "Wild conspiracy" on post #63. Take it up with him.

 

It's not a black and white issue although many are making it seem that way to detract from the states failure to properly identify ineligible voters. it's a issue from the top to bottom. In some instances, election officials went to the Defendant to get the registered, and the state arrested the Defendant.

 

Sounds like a lot of local election supervisors need to get fired. How exactly is DeSantis involved?

 

LMAO... Can't believe you're asking that.... I'd recommend clicking that pesky OP link for all the deets on Governor Death's big August roundup.....

And yeah, it sounds like local election supervisors would be a much more appropriate target, but I understand they have their get-ot-of-jail free cards all set to go as well..

This is a Florida State issue and can only be fixed by the State of Florida.... which means it won't happen with the current leadership....

 

Sure, fine. The story says some local election official screwed up. Your gobbledegook response hints at the real reason

 

Again, who is saying the real issue is outside groups registering people? I noted one example, but nowhere did I indicate it was a widespread conspiracy. The claim of the real issue being outside groups came from you.

 

De Santis' office is in charge of verifying voter eligibility. The fact they let people fall through the cracks is on his office.

 

Yeah?? So why is DeSatan going after the voters then??

And these were voters in 5 separate counties, meaning that if your interpretation is correct (???????), at least 5 different local election officials screwed up.

And the upshot of that is that the rules are dogshit, which because it's Florida, is the probable bottom line here.

 

To be specific, it sounds like more of the SOS office, but if DeSatan is the MAGA we think he is, he'll be cutting some formerly loyal public servant loose at some point over this... He certainly isn't going to get any of these individual voters in jail...

 

Hey, this is timely..... look who's currently #1 on the National Karen list...

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/9-political-karens-spew-nothing-140000163.html

When you can nudge MTG from the #1 spot on this list, you know you are making a difference in your community...

 

Wow you are a piece of work. A little reminder but it was YOU who first brought up outside groups:

...not me.

Post #35 if you need to run back and check that you actually wrote that.

It seems that this thread has turned into me having to go back and remind everyone what they said.

 

Did I say one case = conspiracy theory? Did I say outside groups were the issue? Nope. That was you.

 

What part of "local election officials" do you find difficult to comprehension.

That seems to be what the clip was saying.

Nonsense.

 

Do I need to go back and identify the post in which someone first used the term conspiracy theory? Hint, it wasn't me. And yes you were the one who first identified outside groups. I've already pointed out your own post to you, so I'm not sure why you are trying to re-write this thread.

 

Show me the post where I said outside groups were the problem. You said it, not me. I said one case involved an outside group. That does not equate to me thinking it's problem. I have repeatedly stated state officials were the issue, but you continue to ignore it because it doesn't fit your narrative.

Now show me the post where I said outside groups were the problem.

 

So now who is the one saying the issue is outside voter groups. Just own up to what you said.

 

I wish you wouldn't lie about what I said. I said " you were the one who first identified outside groups." I didn't say you said outside groups were the problem.

And I don't have an agenda here, other than to facts, which we have only a limited amount right now, since we have the charges and not the defendant's defense. But in the meantime you can stop trying to rewrite this thread.

 

Wow you are really being dishonest here! Has it occurred to you that if the only way you can make your point is through deception, maybe you're not making the right point?

Here is how that conversation really went down:



Not this, which is how you tried to falsely present it.



I think I've indulged your dishonestly quite enough.

 

Seems like you were too busy reminding other posters what they said that you forgot what you said. So yes, you do claim that the conspiracy theory of outside groups came from me. Merely mentioning one case does not propose a conspiracy theory is at play. Nice try.

I also said that election officials helped register felons. Funny how you don't touch on this "conspiracy."

 

Still waiting for you to show proof that I mentioned some sort of conspiracy.