Isn’t he an ALEC “employee”?
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It’s not really us who need to be calmed down, it’s the crazies out there who will listen to Kobach, and who don’t give a damn about what some California professor and some Democrat Kansas pol have to say.
I think he means “There’s a very real risk non-republicans voting will swing Florida”
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How do you calm down the crazies? I wouldn’t know, but it’s not helpful or productive to take Kobach’s remarks and tear ourselves apart at the thought of what might happen. That’s all.
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Not sure that would be my chaser.
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Why in the heck do Pubbies enact all these laws if the laws are worthless in preventing unqualified people from voting? It is just like the laws to prevent transgender people from using a specific restroom. You know, those laws are worthless unless you have everyone who wants to use a restroom strip naked and be examined before going into a restroom to be sure that they are using the correct restroom for their physical gender.
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Simply put BULL PHUCKY
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“It’s just a matter of historical fact that some of the most notorious cases of voter fraud in the last century happened to have involved bigger cities,” Kobach said.
Notorious cases that we know about, Mr. Kobach, that we know about…
The truth is that historically Kansas has the most corrupt state government in the Union and has been involved in massive criminal vote rigging across the continent for well over two centuries. Now, major metropolitan areas have banded together to send a multinational team of investigators (US, Canada, and Mexico) to Kansas, and are at this very moment fanning out across the state, for example staking out the infamous I-70 corridor where voting machines are hijacked by Kansas state police, altered, and released. There is strong evidence of a state-government-run underground facility in tiny Moss Cow, Kansas, with several hundred employees, suspected of hacking electronic voting results, blackmailing election officials across the country, engaging in disinformation campaigns, and sending idle farmers done with their harvests to impersonate dead republican voters in inner cities. We know that occasionally, the Kansas Operation will even hire out for global operations, e.g., the Brexit vote. Mr. Kobach himself masterminds this vast criminal enterprise at the behest of the big boss, Uncle Vlad.
It goes without saying that, relative to this entire corrupt system, Donald Trump is merely an unwitting dupe. During his visit to Moss Cow, Mr. Trump was told that the operation was devoted to improving mate selection among cattle, a story the rather dimwitted Trump bought into hook, line and sinker. At the end of his tour, Trump was sent on his way with a new cap, a monitoring chip, and a prescription for an experimental drug intended to make him contest the election whether he wins or loses.
The evidence for this insidious conspiracy is at least as strong as any produced by Mr. Kobach’s paltry claims, so these charges should not be dismissed out of hand.
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Sounds like a very good reason to throw Republicans out of office.
State officials in Florida are not doing their jobs.
Well if he loses the election yes, then he’ll need the next excuse.