by Monica Showalter
Funny these 'mistakes' only happen with Democrats running the show, and by the wildest of coincidences, always benefit Democrats.
There's
a reason voters don't trust elections as honest mechanisms anymore, and
a Democrat secretary of state in Colorado has showed us all why.
According to Fox News:
Around 30,000 non-U.S. citizens living in Colorado were mistakenly sent postcards late last month encouraging them to register to vote.
Democratic Secretary of State Jena
Griswold's office said the postcards were mistakenly mailed on Sept. 27
after department employees compared a list of names of 102,000 people
provided by the Electronic Registration Information Center to a database
of Colorado residents issued driver's licenses.
That Department of Revenue driver's license
list includes residents issued special licenses for people who are not
U.S. citizens. But it didn't include formatting information that
normally would have allowed the Department of State to eliminate those
names before the mailers went out, Griswold's office said.
The Colorado postcards, in English and Spanish, specify that residents must be U.S. citizens and at least 18 years old to register.
Ahhh, a mistake. Unwitting. Accidental. The staff did it.
And somehow, it's only Democrats who do this.
A
basic function of a registrar of voters is to maintain clean voting
rolls. The staff knew that citizens and noncitizens were all mixed in in
the drivers license database, yet they chose to ignore that issue and
mailed away to let the illegals know they too could vote.
If
you were an illegal and constantly heard news about the trend of
getting noncitizens to vote in big cities, why wouldn't you think the
state of Colorado wanted you to register to vote, particularly since the
notice was printed in ultra-accommdating Spanish? The citizenship
requirement was just fine print, and in any case, everyone's a citizen
of somewhere, including, as Democrats say, "undocumented citizens."
Non-citizens, of course, and particularly illegals, tend to vote
Democrat.
It
gets worse: Griswold is a former Obama official who had big problem
when President Trump tried to clean up America's voter rolls to halt
vote fraud.
A
Democratic candidate for the state’s top elections job is calling
Donald Trump’s voter fraud panel “a sham commission” and blasting
Secretary of State Wayne Williams for his “rash decision” to comply.
“We need to call the commission what it is and
be very careful about how we are dealing with the commission,” said Jena
Griswold, a former voting rights attorney for the Obama campaign and
member of Gov. John Hickenlooper’s administration.
Griswold, a 32-year-old from Louisville, filed paperwork Wednesday to challenge the Republican incumbent in the 2018 election.
The
claims by Griswold, that her office is taking steps to correct the
matter, by printing up and resending 30,000 corrective notices at
taxpayer expense to the noncitizens, as well as installing safeguards in
the registration system should a noncitizen try to register, are
nonsense. Her staff was incapable of following basic ground rules and
basic law on the all-important matter of confirming citizenship, why
would these Democrats (and you know they are all Democrats) be trusted
to be competent a second time, particularly with her around as their
leader? It would be natural to expect that that won't be done, either.
They'll just say it's done to make the media stories go away.
She's
already been accused by GOP activists of destroying voting records from
the 2020 election that were required to be preserved by federal law --
another 'accident,' of course, so many 'accidents,' so somehow she
commits a lot of them. Yet somehow these accidents and
mistakes always benefit Democrats, which is quite a coincidence. To
destroy ballot are required to be preserved ensures that no one who
might come after her will ever be able to examine the ballots to verify
whether it was the honest count.
You can bet there was something in those destroyed ballots she didn't want her political opponents to see.
It's
pretty interesting that these "accidents," so many of them, somehow
only happen under Democrats. Legal? She's pretty casual with the law
when it doesn't serve Democrats.
We
don't see her resigning over this nasty incompetence on election
integrity in an act of sincere regret, let alone apologizing, or naming
and firing her incompetent staff. Everything stays business as usual in
her office as the "investigation," soon to be dragged out and buried,
carries on, so it's obvious that her admission of an 'error' has about
as much weight as Lois Lerner's claims about blundering staff in that
haven of rubes, Cincinnati, in its IRS office.
Bottom
line: This 'mistake' looks political and like the IRS scandal targeting
Tea Party organizers for special enforcement for political reasons
during the Obama administration, may have been engineered from the top.
What
would work in Colorado would be for the legislature to get involved,
declaring that any "mistake" made by a secretary of state as by default
not a mistake, and 30,000 extra votes, or whatever the extent of the
error, would awarded to the other party as compensation.
That
might get their attention. What's important now is that Colorado's
voters throw her out of office and retrieve as many destroyed records as
possible.
Monica Showalter
Source: https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2022/10/another_voting_registration_accident_with_30000_noncitizens_mailed_notices_this_time_in_colorado.html
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