1y ago

Shaker Heights attorney, a Trump supporter, tells judge he voted twice in last two elections by accident

www.cleveland.com Shaker Heights attorney, a Trump supporter, tells judge he voted twice in last two elections by accident

James Saunders, a 56-year-old former attorney for the Internal Revenue Service, did not mean to commit a crime when he cast ballots in both Cuyahoga County and Broward County, Florida, counties where he owns property and has been registered to vote since before 2009, his lawyer said during closing a...

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This stupid fucker voted twice in person in the same election. There’s no way to view that as an accident. He actually requested an absentee ballot be sent to Virginia, didn’t get it, and then drove down to Florida to vote after he had already voted in person in Ohio.

You know what they call people who accidentally commit felonies? Felons.

I’m sorry, you don’t “accidentally” vote in both Florida and in Ohio. Twice.

This is a chicken and egg problem.
They claim there is voter fraud, so they vote twice to counteract the voter fraud, which leads to claims of voter fraud.
I mean I guess it's counteracting the vote fraud if they get caught and stripped of eligibility...
- Except one side blames the entire other side for voter fraud with little to no evidence, while the other side just finds the individuals who commited voter fraud and blames them using the standard procedures.
- In Delaware, they are wanting to let companies vote. If you own a company amd lived there, could you vote twice?
  
  I can't say as I'm surprised that anyone would propose such corrupt legislation, but I am still disappointed.

Ribbit

The picture of his lawyer in the thumbnail says it all. "ooooh, I wish you didn't just say that."

Wait why does this guy have a public defender? Is he that bad of a lawyer that he can't afford a lawyer?
- I mean, he clearly is, but there's an old saying that goes something like a lawyer defending himself has a fool for a client.