If any Republicans are still out there trying to find some voter fraud.
Might I direct you to the great state of Alabama where a Republican state representative by
the name of David Cole, representing the state of Huntsville and the Alabama State legislature,
that Republican politician was arrested this week for voter fraud, a class C felony carrying
a potential prison sentence of up to 10 years.
So again, Republicans, if you're still out there looking for all that voter fraud, you
might wanna check within your own party because that seems to be where a lot of it is coming
from.
Most of the people since the year 2020, in that election that have been arrested for
voter fraud have in fact been Republicans.
We have plenty of instances of average everyday Republicans voting twice for Donald Trump
getting absentee ballots for dead family members and voting for Trump.
And of course, we have Republican politicians that have also been popped for voter fraud,
or at least accused of voter fraud is this man, uh, uh, Mr.
Cole, David Cole of Huntsville has not yet been convicted, but he has been arrested officially
for voter fraud.
And let's also not forget what we're talking about, Republicans and voter fraud, whatever
happened with the investigation of Mark Meadows, right?
And it got claimed he lived in, what was it, North Carolina like in a trailer, and that
he was voting in dc.
So yeah, that was an investigation that, uh, I don't even know if it's still going on,
if they concluded it or if they may still come back and pop Mark Meadows for voter fraud.
But I do think that is, uh, something rather significant.
So there's that as well.
But again, as per usual, it's always the people whining and crying the loudest about certain
things that end up getting popped for those very certain things.
I mean, Matt schlep another great example on the Republican side, not voter fraud, but
we've seen the allegations against him, and that's what these people are, everything with
Republicans is all about projection.
If they're out there accusing Democrats of doing something, literally anything, it's
probably a safe bet to go ahead and assume that they're the ones actually doing that,
and they're trying to distract the public from their horrible record.
Uh, the speaker of the Republican House of Representatives in, uh, Alabama, Nathaniel
Ledbetter, he did issue a statement and he said, quote, in recent years, the Alabama
House has prioritized legislation that promotes election integrity.
And we believe that any allegation of fraud must be addressed regardless of the party,
public, official, or candidate involved.
Cool.
That's a nice way of addressing it without even actually addressing it.
You didn't even mention his name, Mike.
Why don't you go out there and say that this is absolutely unacceptable behavior and we
will immediately expel him from the house.
Now, this individual, of course, is accused of voting
In a district where he did not live.
And the reason this even came up is because you had the libertarian candidate who ran
against him in the last race, filed a lawsuit alleging that the dude didn't even live in
the district where he was running, which would be, you know, disqualify him.
And through that lawsuit, they actually uncovered the fact that this guy seemingly, again, allegedly
voted in a district where he didn't live.
So he may not even be eligible to be serving in the State House of Representatives.
And that's the best statement we get from Mr. Ledbetter.
Like, oh, well you, we, this is probably not that great.
Where's the rest of the Republican party?
Y'all have been whining and crying and screaming at the top of your lungs about voter fraud
for years now.
Just dead silence, right when it's one of your own.
Nothing to say about it.
Hmm.
I think that speaks volumes as to what y'all really know about who's out there committing
the voter fraud.