The topic of
discussion for this Constitution Monday concerns voter fraud. Conservatives
have been claiming voter fraud for some time, and progressives have been
denying it even though voter fraud cases are being put on record.
Peter Tapsak and Jason Snead explain,
“Progressives insist that voter fraud is a myth, a charade meant to justify
repressive voting laws. The facts, however, tell a different story: Voter fraud
is real, and if we ignore it, we leave our ballot boxes open to fraudsters who
would rather steal elections than risk losing in a fair and open contest.”
In their article titled “Voter Fraud Is Real. Here Are 4 More Cases,” Tapsak and Snead discuss how “courts struck down election integrity laws in
Kansas, North Carolina, North Dakota, Texas, and Wisconsin” but left “some
provisions of Texas’ challenged election laws” in effect. A “stay has been
entered against the order striking down Wisconsin’s law.”
Tapsak and Snead then discuss
four new fraud cases to put on the record. They took place in Kentucky, Texas,
Iowa, and Wisconsin. The charges include vote buying, identity theft, fraud, “assisting”
absentee voters, convicted felon voting, and 13 counts for duplicate voting.
The article at The Daily Signal
concludes: “As the old adage goes, we are entitled to our own opinions, but not
to our own facts. These cases – along with the hundreds of other convictions
Heritage has documented – are the inconvenient facts many on the left choose
simply to ignore. Reasonable Americans should not follow their lead.
“Elections – our most direct
means of political participation – should be fair and untainted by fraudsters.
Every time a vote is cast illegally, it nullifies a legitimate vote and
undermines the entire system by eroding public trust in our political
institutions. It is imperative that this not be allowed to happen.”
We must believe that voter fraud
takes place and demand fair and honest elections!
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