“All I do is help the seniors.” A new low for Paxton?

[berg80]

What to know after Texas authorities searched the homes of Latino campaign volunteers

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A series of raids in Texas on the homes of Latino campaign volunteers has outraged civil rights groups who want federal action after officers seized electronics and documents as part of a state investigation into alleged election fraud.

No charges have been filed against those who had their homes searched this month around San Antonio. The targets of the raids, including an 87-year-old campaign volunteer, and their supporters say they did nothing wrong and have called the searches an attempt to suppress Latino voters.

Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, whose office is leading the investigation, has said little beyond confirming that agents executed search warrants.

Martinez, 87, said officers told her they were there because she filed a complaint that seniors weren’t getting their mail ballots. The search warrant ordered officials to confiscate any election-related items.

“They sat me down and they started searching all my house, my store room, my garage, kitchen, everything,” Martinez said at a news conference Monday.

She also said officers interrogated her about others who are associated with LULAC, including Medina.
What to know after Texas authorities searched the homes of Latino campaign volunteers

I suppose these Gestapo-like tactics do serve a purpose. The purpose being to perpetuate the myth of wide spread voter fraud. If they can find a tiny shred of evidence there was wrongdoing going on it will justify, in their minds, more efforts to suppress the vote. Which ultimately is their goal.

 

[kyzr]

TX just purged their voter rolls of about 1,000,000 bogus voters.

Stop whining.

 

[1srelluc]

Stamping out election fraud is no vice.

Leftists scream bloody murder when the lawfare shoe is on the other foot kicking them in the ass.

 

[struth]

What to know after Texas authorities searched the homes of Latino campaign volunteers

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A series of raids in Texas on the homes of Latino campaign volunteers has outraged civil rights groups who want federal action after officers seized electronics and documents as part of a state investigation into alleged election fraud.

No charges have been filed against those who had their homes searched this month around San Antonio. The targets of the raids, including an 87-year-old campaign volunteer, and their supporters say they did nothing wrong and have called the searches an attempt to suppress Latino voters.

Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, whose office is leading the investigation, has said little beyond confirming that agents executed search warrants.

Martinez, 87, said officers told her they were there because she filed a complaint that seniors weren’t getting their mail ballots. The search warrant ordered officials to confiscate any election-related items.

“They sat me down and they started searching all my house, my store room, my garage, kitchen, everything,” Martinez said at a news conference Monday.

She also said officers interrogated her about others who are associated with LULAC, including Medina.
What to know after Texas authorities searched the homes of Latino campaign volunteers

I suppose these Gestapo-like tactics do serve a purpose. The purpose being to perpetuate the myth of wide spread voter fraud. If they can find a tiny shred of evidence there was wrongdoing going on it will justify, in their minds, more efforts to suppress the vote. Which ultimately is their goal.

Looks like a massive election fraud investigation is on going…

 

[surada]

TX just purged their voter rolls of about 1,000,000 bogus voters.

Stop whining.

It was a routine purge of the voter rolls. People die, move away etc. Every state is required by law to do the same.

 

[1srelluc]

It was a routine purge of the voter rolls. People die, move away etc. Every state is required by law to do the same.

Tell that to NYC.

 

[surada]

What to know after Texas authorities searched the homes of Latino campaign volunteers

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A series of raids in Texas on the homes of Latino campaign volunteers has outraged civil rights groups who want federal action after officers seized electronics and documents as part of a state investigation into alleged election fraud.

No charges have been filed against those who had their homes searched this month around San Antonio. The targets of the raids, including an 87-year-old campaign volunteer, and their supporters say they did nothing wrong and have called the searches an attempt to suppress Latino voters.

Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, whose office is leading the investigation, has said little beyond confirming that agents executed search warrants.

Martinez, 87, said officers told her they were there because she filed a complaint that seniors weren’t getting their mail ballots. The search warrant ordered officials to confiscate any election-related items.

“They sat me down and they started searching all my house, my store room, my garage, kitchen, everything,” Martinez said at a news conference Monday.

She also said officers interrogated her about others who are associated with LULAC, including Medina.
What to know after Texas authorities searched the homes of Latino campaign volunteers

I suppose these Gestapo-like tactics do serve a purpose. The purpose being to perpetuate the myth of wide spread voter fraud. If they can find a tiny shred of evidence there was wrongdoing going on it will justify, in their minds, more efforts to suppress the vote. Which ultimately is their goal.

What were they looking for?

 

[surada]

Tell that to NYC.

Do you live there?

Register to Vote | NYC Board of Elections

You can register to vote online, in-person, or by mail.

vote.nyc

 

[berg80]

TX just purged their voter rolls of about 1,000,000 bogus voters.

Stop whining.

In your head does voter roll maintenance justify harassment of LULAC volunteers?

Over 6,000 of those removed from Texas' voter rolls had felony convictions, 457,000 were deceased, and 463,000 were on the suspense list.

 

[surada]

In your head does voter roll maintenance justify harassment of LULAC volunteers?

Over 6,000 of those removed from Texas' voter rolls had felony convictions, 457,000 were deceased, and 463,000 were on the suspense list.

What is the suspense list?

 

[berg80]

What were they looking for?

Evidence of virtually non-existent voter fraud. They need to keep the myth of voter fraud alive.

 

[berg80]

What is the suspense list?

Finding out is what Google is for.

 

[GWV5903]

Do you live there?

What difference does it make, you have to be deaf, dumb and blind to believe voter fraud isn’t rampant in our country!

 

[struth]

In your head does voter roll maintenance justify harassment of LULAC volunteers?

Over 6,000 of those removed from Texas' voter rolls had felony convictions, 457,000 were deceased, and 463,000 were on the suspense list.

Harassing? A judge found probable cause that they were involved in massive voter fraud conspiracy and issued a search warrant to investigate

I get that demafacist depend on voter fraud to win, and I get investigating it is harassing to you, but it’s still a crime

 

[GWV5903]

If they can find a tiny shred of evidence there was wrongdoing going on it will justify

Yes finding a tiny shred of evidence does justify their actions, but it’s clear you are okay with election fraud.

more efforts to suppress the vote. Which ultimately is their goal.

No one’s being suppressed by this, that statement is pure propaganda…

 

[Anathema]

... If they can find a tiny shred of evidence there was wrongdoing going on it will justify, in their minds, more efforts to suppress the vote. Which ultimately is their goal.

Yes. We want to suppress the vote until it’s only… Living, Educated, Informed, Invested, Tax Paying, Employed, Male, US Citizens who live in that district and who haven’t voted anywhere else

 

[Muhammed]

What to know after Texas authorities searched the homes of Latino campaign volunteers

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A series of raids in Texas on the homes of Latino campaign volunteers has outraged civil rights groups who want federal action after officers seized electronics and documents as part of a state investigation into alleged election fraud.

No charges have been filed against those who had their homes searched this month around San Antonio. The targets of the raids, including an 87-year-old campaign volunteer, and their supporters say they did nothing wrong and have called the searches an attempt to suppress Latino voters.

Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, whose office is leading the investigation, has said little beyond confirming that agents executed search warrants.

Martinez, 87, said officers told her they were there because she filed a complaint that seniors weren’t getting their mail ballots. The search warrant ordered officials to confiscate any election-related items.

“They sat me down and they started searching all my house, my store room, my garage, kitchen, everything,” Martinez said at a news conference Monday.

She also said officers interrogated her about others who are associated with LULAC, including Medina.
What to know after Texas authorities searched the homes of Latino campaign volunteers

I suppose these Gestapo-like tactics do serve a purpose. The purpose being to perpetuate the myth of wide spread voter fraud. If they can find a tiny shred of evidence there was wrongdoing going on it will justify, in their minds, more efforts to suppress the vote. Which ultimately is their goal.

Who is Nadia Lathan, and why should I consider her to be credible?

 

[my2¢]

If he turns up election fraud the effort is to be commended. If he doesn't then likely it will get those he opposes riled up and prove counterproductive.

 

[Lesh]

TX just purged their voter rolls of about 1,000,000 bogus voters.

Stop whining.

That was routine voter roll maintenance.

This is Gestapo tactics.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

What were they looking for?

Mail in ballots— hundreds of them