Eight in Los Angeles Charged With Election Fraud

Another Democrat fairy tale – remember this sort of fraud thing doesn’t happen in the real world – comes to life in Los Angeles where eight people have been charged with election fraud.

Using cash and cigarettes as lures, the defendants approached homeless people on skid row and asked them to forge signatures on state ballot measure petitions and voter registration forms, the district attorney’s office said. The defendants — some of whom were scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday — face several criminal charges, including circulating a petition with fake names, voter fraud and registering a fictitious person.

Scary stories liberals tell to their one designer child before bedtime, sorry, they don’t have bedtimes do they.

Brenda Snipes Florida I votedWashington, Harold Bennett, 53, and Louis Thomas Wise, 36, face up to six years and four months in prison. The others charged — Richard Howard, 62, Rose Makeda Sweeney, 42, Christopher Joseph Williams, 59, Jakara Fati Mardis, 35, Norman Hall, 61, and Nickey Demelvin Huntley, 44 — face up to four years and eight months in prison.

But not to worry. There is always a ‘happy ending.’ You just ignore reality and go back to claiming there’s no such thing as vote fraud. And when people point to stories like this you call them racists and conspiracy theorists and call it a Democrat Day.

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