One-Time Local Congressional Candidate Pleads Guilty
Maryland State Prosecutor Emmet Davitt says former Congressional candidate Wendy Rosen admits she violated state election laws.
Rosen was running against 1st District Congressman Andy Harris last year when evidence surfaced that she had been voting in a couple of states.
Prosecutor Davitt says as a result of the plea agreement, Rosen has been sentenced to concurrent suspended terms of one year in jail, five years probation and a $5,000.00 fine. More
Democrats in action.
ReplyDeleteShe needs to spend some time in our prisons. Maybe that will straighten her our. One can only hope.
ReplyDeleteLiberal Motto - Vote Early and Often, with OFTEN being the key word
ReplyDeleteWell, now you know the punishment for openly blatant voter fraud...two bits and a slap on the wrist. Doesn't do much to deter the crime, now does it?
ReplyDeleteDoes she still have the right to vote? Maybe they should take that away for any future elections.
ReplyDeleteAnd a month later, after she withdrew from the race in shame, she still got over a third of the votes.
ReplyDeleteSheep.
She wanted 4 years; so give it to her!
ReplyDeleteFunny how Ireton and Chuck Cookie were supporting her big time and still do to this day. Bunch of darn crooks. Cookie the Crookie!!
ReplyDeleteNot only Ireton and Cook, but Laura Mitchell too supported this criminal.
ReplyDeleteLook at who these three are supporting for the council seats.
Get out and vote. If you aren't in the city, get your friends who are to vote.
What you'll get if you don't is a bunch of Wendy Rosens running your city.