Hang Election Tamperers High
for All to See
Steve Ertelt of Life News reports the following on 12 Nov., 2020:
President Trump’s re-election campaign today filed a federal lawsuit in Michigan citing multiple witness accounts of irregularities, incompetence, and unlawful vote counting. The suit relies on affidavits from witnesses who say they saw election officials counting ineligible ballots, counting batches of the same ballots multiple times, counting illegal late ballots and pre-dating them, accepting ballots deposited in drop boxes after the deadline, and duplicating ballots illegally.
It also documents how defendant Wayne County used faulty ballot tabulators that miscounted votes for President Trump as votes for the Biden-Harris ticket.
The complaint also documents illegal and official intimidation and interference with lawful election challengers, harassment of Republican challengers tolerated or perpetrated by election officials, and arbitrary and unequal treatment of Republican challengers.
Thanks, Steve. And I would add:
In our democratic system which relies upon the people’s trust in elections to shore up their trust and allegiance to their government, vote tampering is no misdemeanor. Not even a felony. It is a higher. It is a high crime. It is treason and ought swiftly and ruthlessly be prosecuted as such.
ANYONE tampering with the election process is a traitor.
Hang ’em high, quite publicly and quickly to shore up respect and honor for the system which grants the people’s participation in government.
Restraints on the people, via constitutional principles, are essential to reign in lawless thugs and movements among rebels.
A letter to young folks unaware of the seriousness of this type of asininity might go something like this:
Dear Computer Geek,
I know you have had fun playing on your computer since you were three years old, but using your skills to play with an election gets you more than a “time out.” It is what we call a “high crime” or “treason” and the punishment is something you may have heard about or seen on T.V. or been close too if one of your relatives was killed in a car accident or died of an overdose or was murdered by abortion. It’s something called “death.”
12 Nov., 2020
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