Nancy Pelosi's Democrats seek to impose California-style electoral rigging on the rest of America

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Nancy Pelosi's Democrats seek to impose California-style electoral rigging on the rest of America
American Thinker, Jan 25, 2019, Monica Showalter

Having their priorities, Nancy Pelosi's Democrats are focused on what matters most to them: their own permanent rule.

Right out the gate, they've put out this House bill, vowing to Californify the nation's election laws.  Former Justice Department official J. Christian Adams, writing in the Washington Examiner, has a disturbing report:

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He warns that many of the provisions that have made California a one-party state are now being taken national.  There would be automatic voter registration any time someone applies for a driver's license, with few safeguards against non-citizens registering, and lots of potential for multiple registrations from single voters.  There also would be big roadblock thrown at any state that seeks to clean up its voter rolls from such double  and triple registration, which could occur if someone gives his full name on one form and maybe uses a middle initial on another.

Adams argues that Democrats know that the measure is unlikely to pass, but they expect to use it as a public relations vehicle to whip up a "narrative" about expanding voter rights, and then pass each element piecemeal when they hope no one is noticing.

California, which is loaded with conservatives, today, is a one-party state with nearly zero representation on the right.  Motor voter registration, illegals voting and electioneering, uncleaned up voter rolls, and many of the "reforms" cited in H.R. 1 are the result of it.  Can nationally mandated ballot-harvesting be far behind?


More:  https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/01/nancy_pelosis_democrats_seek_to_impose_californiastyle_electoral_rigging_onto_the_rest_of_america.html

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Forty House seats were lost in the last midterm, with about 15 of them the result of ballot-harvesting in California, particularly in deep red Orange County.  Illegal aliens knocked on the doors of indifferent voters who weren't planning to vote and "helped" them fill out their ballots, and then took those ballots to the polls until the voting totals flipped to Democrats, which is why we have the House we have.

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Adams argues that Democrats know that the measure is unlikely to pass, but they expect to use it as a public relations vehicle to whip up a "narrative" about expanding voter rights, and then pass each element piecemeal when they hope no one is noticing.

There goes the "it won't pass the Senate" bullshit.