VOTER FRAUD: Mark Meadows voter registration linked to mobile home in NC he has NEVER owned

[kpete]

Scoop: Mark Meadows’s voter registration has been linked, since the fall of 2020, to a mobile home in Scaly Mountain, North Carolina. Meadows has never owned the mobile home. He has apparently never slept there, either. This could constitute voter fraud. (1/4)

The local board of elections has not considered the matter because no one has challenged Meadows’s claim that this 14x62-foot mobile home—now owned by a Lowe’s retail manager—is the legal domicile of Donald Trump’s former chief of staff. (2/4)

That Meadows may have committed voter fraud is especially noteworthy given that he’s been among the most powerful Republicans who’ve claimed—without evidence—that widespread voter fraud cost Trump the 2020 election. (3/4)

Link to tweet

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https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/why-did-mark-meadows-register-to-vote-at-an-address-where-he-did-not-reside

[Bettie]

1. Rich, white, right wing Republican

they do what they want with no consequences.

Oooh, Steve Bannon got indicted, he might see a trial and get a fine! OOOH, scary! A FINE!

Meadows hasn't even been indicted. He is making money on a stupid book that lays out all the shit he did and no one is willing to so much as say boo to him.

[Sneederbunk]

2. Henceforth to be known as Scaly Mark.

[Wingus Dingus]

3. Republican projection. They commit fraud, so they think everyone does.

[Mme. Defarge]

4. Republican accusations

are always projection.

[BlueIdaho]

5. How do republicans know there is voter fraud?

They are the ones committing it.

[dalton99a]

6. Kick

[lapfog_1]

7. Tin Roof, rusted

[Achilleaze]

8. bingo

[Whiskeytide]

9. This is really, really weird. But can someone ...

… explain the purported purpose of doing this? Did he vote more than once? Was he voting in local elections he should not have been voting in? Is there some kind of mass conspiracy where DC republicans have tens of thousands of fake registrations around the country to apply numbers to close races when needed? Does he just get off on committing his own little voter fraud like a kleptomaniac gets a high from stealing a Snickers bar?

There’s clearly something wrong here, but I don’t get the underlying point?

[imaginary girl]

10. Good questions! There are Indiana repubs that have done similar ...

... Seems like there's got to be a reason for it.

[keithbvadu2]

11. IOKIYAAR