Newsom ballot bill vs Bill Essayli
by Flint: Gavin Newsom
California's governor put his name on a bill that turns meddling with ballots, or grabbing them illegally, into a felony before the state certifies a race. Bill Essayli's answer was basically: good luck with that. "NOTHING a state governor signs can prevent DOJ from conducting lawful investigations into voter fraud." And the feds mean it. "We have started indicting election fraud in California. We will continue to investigate, arrest, and prosecute all violations of federal election laws." Newsom belongs in the pro-fraud governor club, right next to Tim Walz. My read is California's problem is likely far bigger than anywhere else, and the pileup of arrests has him rattled. The Supremacy Clause isn't decoration. A state doesn't get to override federal law aimed at fraudsters. If fraud is there, DOJ has every right to step into California's elections, and honestly the duty to do it
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are really emboldening these lawbreakers. They feel like there's no consequences. So he had no fear whatsoever harassing an ICE agent, letting him know how he's planning to vote in the midterms and wants to take their immunity away. And so that obviously got the agent interested to see whether he was registered to vote or not. So that's how he came on their radar. But yeah, there's a culture here, Bill, where people aren't afraid of law. And Darwin found out very quickly that there are consequences. He's looking at multiple WE HAVE TO WANT TO BE ABLE TO HANDLE. WE HAVE TO WORK WITH THE PRESIDENT AND WE HAVE TO WORK WITH THE FAMILY. NOW HE IS LOOKING AT DEPORTATION IF CONVICTED. LOOKING AT THE AFFIDAVIT,
