[raccoonradio]

It would have been legal if he had signed a bill sponsored by Republicans

[Navy Patriot]

Democrats are above the law.

[laweeks]

C'mon, he's a dummocrat. Nothing will happen. Move along. Nothing to see here.

[SaxxonWoods]

When does she turn herself in?

[BiglyCommentary]

Excuse ACCEPTED as long as every resident of PA gets to avoid a fine, ticket, criminal charge by also claiming “it was an honest mistake”.

[JoSixChip]

This is complete BS, the law allows for a family member to put a ballot you filled out in the mail box. It’s covered under reasonable provisions. This is an attempt to make election laws seem unreasonable. Don’t fall for it.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Laws are for little people.

[Gay State Conservative]

Good thing he has friends in high places!

[Gay State Conservative]

I assume that it was an “honest mistake” for 100,00 ballots to mysteriously appear in Pennsylvania the day after last year's election.

[Tallguy]

“Honest mistake” — Oh well, then...

Seems like politicians always skate on ‘ignorance of the law’ and ‘no intent’, but the bottom line is rules are for little-people.

[wny]

Rules are for little people

[Blue Highway]

Let me guess, republicans (who i thought were the majority in Pennsylvania) won’t do sh*t, where the roles were reversed, they would have forced the Republican to resign and be put up for prosecution.

"He broke the law. Like, the governor broke the law. And, actually, it was his wife cause she ended up handing the ballot in, and that's the trigger for violating election law. She's the suspect," GOP State Rep. Seth Grove of York County told ABC 27.

Is this bad writing or just an illiterate person? “He broke the law, like the Governor broke the law”. Who is the second person broke the law like the Governor had done?

[Bernard]

Was it just his ballot, or did she drop off a few thousand others for friends and neighbors?

[Kid Shelleen]

The jagoff Mayor of Philadelphia (Jim Kenney) dropped off multiple ballots as well.

[Mr. K]

When I was a little kid I remember my uncle solemnly proclaiming “ignorance of the law is no excuse”...

I started to wonder where or how is that codified? What law says you must know all laws? How can you follow a law that you don’t know was ever passed?

How the hell can it NOT be an excuse when even politicians themselves don’t know what the damn laws are???