Well folks, we have found more voter fraud from the 2020 election, just as Republicans
have predicted.
And just like nearly all of the other cases of voter fraud happens to be a Republican
who did it this time, we have a failed congressional candidate from the state of Iowa, a Republican
of course, he was running in 2020 in the Republican primary for the seat vacated by Steve King.
Now he didn't win.
He came in third of course, and uh, then after that he decided to run for the county board
of supervisors, which he won that election.
He currently serves as the co-chair.
But when he was running in that primary, his wife, a woman by the name of uh, Kim Fong
Taylor, decided she wanted to stack the deck, I guess.
So according to investigators, and of course the charges against her, Ms. Taylor went around
to Vietnamese households cuz she herself is Vietnamese.
She gathered up absentee ballots that these people, according to the report, did not request,
filled 'em out herself to vote for her husband, and then of course submitted them.
So illegally obtained absentee ballots, illegal filling out of absentee ballots, illegal voting
for your own husband.
And the report, the charging documents say that she voted for her own husband 23 times.
23 times.
Like it's not even like you're just like, oh, I got an extra ballot, let me just do
2 23 times.
And that's not all she's being charged with.
Let me read this from Business Insider.
In all prosecutors allege she engaged in 26 counts of providing false information and
voting three counts of fraudulent registration and 23 counts of fraudulent voting.
Each charge carries a maximum five year prison sentence.
So if we're looking at 26 plus 26, which is 52, so 52, I don't know if she's been charged
with 52, but this makes it seem like we got 52 charges against her.
So even if it's 52 maximum penalty of five years in prison for each charge.
So Mrs. Taylor is looking at spending what the next 250 years in jail, if convicted with
maximum penalty, even if it's only half of that, even if they only, you know, charge
her actually less than half with the 23 counts of illegal voting, a five year sentence for
each count, you're still going away for over a hundred years.
Now, Mr. Taylor, of course, has not responded to comment.
Uh uh, at least so far.
You know, as I said, he's still an elected Republican on that county board of supervisors.
Can't imagine he's gonna be there much longer with his wife's fa wife facing a century in
jail, possibly two and a half centuries in jail.
So we'll see what happens.
But as per usual, all that voter fraud that Republicans are out there whining about every
day, still we find it and it happens to be the Republicans themselves.
I do think, based on this information, I d well, I should say, I don't think they're
gonna send her to jail for a hundred years, but maybe one year per count.
I think she could be gone for the next couple decades because this isn't just your average
run of the mill.
Like, oh, I had an absentee ballot for my dead mother, I filled it out.
Yeah, that's bad enough.
This was intentional based on what we know, she went out and actively engaged in this
with the, you know, intent I, as far as I see, to commit voter fraud.
Yeah, I'd say a couple decades behind bars is probably in your near future.