Posted on 07/01/2014 1:56:12 PM PDT by Nachum
Conservative election integrity organization True The Vote filed suit in federal court Tuesday against Mississippi’s Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann and the Mississippi Republican Party, asking a judge for an immediate injunction against them so that the election material from the state’s June 24 GOP primary runoff can be inspected.
The lawsuit comes as allegations that Sen. Thad Cochran’s (R-MS) campaign and his allies engaged in voter fraud to win last Tuesday’s runoff against conservative state Sen. Chris McDaniel. Cochran bested McDaniel by fewer than 7,000 votes but did so with an overwhelming turnout from liberal Democrats in the black community.
“All we are asking is that the MS State Republican Party follow the law; allow their designated county representatives to inspect the poll books and ballots, give them the review time they are permitted by law, and allow them to uphold their responsibility to MS voters,” True the Vote president Catherine Engelbrecht said in a statement about the suit. “True the Vote has been inundated with reports from voters across Mississippi who are outraged to see the integrity of this election being undermined so that politicos can get back to business as usual. Enough is enough.”
True The Vote wants the federal judge to order the state party and Secretary of State’s office to allow independent verification of the election results to ensure there were no “illegal votes.” Such votes could come as fraudulently cast absentee ballots—the runoff saw a massive spike in absentees over the primary a few weeks earlier—or by Democrats who voted in the June 24 GOP primary runoff after having voted in the June 3 Democratic primary. Other potentially fraudulent votes could come from Democrats voting in the Republican primary who don’t intend to support the Republican they voted for on June 24 in November’s
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Usually when they’re really quiet, action is being taken.
It's political terrorism.
Let me. Let meeeee!!!!
I’m thinking... if there ends up being another election maybe the Tea Party of Mississippi could ask Vladimir Putin if he could help us out. “You know Vlad you’re a dictator and all that but we trust you more than our government. You know how to kick some serious behind - and we need a little of that down here in Ole Miss. How about sending us some of your hoodlu- I mean “election supervisors” over here to help us out? We’re sure Barry wouldn’t mind. You two are such good friends and all and besides, as Barry told your lackey, he’s got more flexibility now. And you never know, down here in da sowth you mite jess pick up some tips yersef - you know fer yer next elecshun. Wud-ya-say, Vlad?”
Thad Cochran didn’t pay for votes. Everyone who donates to the republican party paid for them.
It’s political terrorism.
They’re just horseflesh to the Rats, 150 years later. Voteflesh.
Ping
Aha thanks!
I forgot it was them, see my behind-the-loop last post to you...
Oops that post was on another thread...fingers moving faster than my brain...
Today the revealed their strategy to “cancel by doubt” the law apparently allows for the cancellation of an election if there’s enough doubt about an election. The illegal crossover by democrats, impropriety with absentee votes, allegations and what now appears to be proof of vote buying all qualify as reasons to cancel by doubt. A poll I saw today showed that apparently cochran’s support among Republican voters in the state has now collapsed. haley barbour’s favorability has dropped by 50%, from what to what I don’t know but I doubt it was above 50% to begin with.
He updates his Facebook often.
Good. Last I’d checked his FB, it wasn’t updated. Now his campaign site is updated, too...
https://mcdaniel2014.com/splash/?redirect=/
Good news!!
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