How about some good news: Lost in all the Supreme Court news perhaps is that
federal-government-run voter fraud suffered a setback this week at in a
lower court:
A judge on Wednesday rejected the federal government’s attempt to
block Florida’s voter purge of non-U.S. citizens, partly because the
purge has been suspended.
U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle said
federal laws that prohibit the systematic removal of voters close to an
election do not refer to noncitizens. He also accepted the state’s claim
that its purging efforts are over for now.
The ruling came as
part of a request by the U.S. Department of Justice, which sought a
retraining order stopping the purge efforts...
“Leaving ineligible voters on the list is not a solution. Noncitizens
should not be voting,” the judge said. “People need to know we are
running an honest election.”
Hinkle is a Clinton appointee.
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