Given Hillary Clinton’s current questionable legal issues, it’s difficult to write this without irony. But felons WILL be able to vote in Virginia after all.
The Washington Post reports, Gov. Terry McAuliffe will announce Monday that he has restored voting rights to 13,000 felons on a case-by-case basis after Republicans and state Supreme Court justices last month stopped his more sweeping clemency effort.
McAuliffe’s planned action, confirmed by two people with knowledge of it, comes about a month after the Supreme Court of Virginia invalidated an executive order the Democratic governor issued in April. With that order, McAuliffe restored voting rights to more than 200,000 felons who had completed their sentences.
Republicans, incensed that it covered violent and nonviolent offenders alike, said the move was really a bid to add Democrat-friendly voters to the rolls ahead of November’s presidential elections, when the governor’s close friend and political ally, Hillary Clinton, will be on the ballot.
Republicans also found the McAuliffe administration had mistakenly restored rights to 132 sex offenders still in custody and to several convicted murderers on probation in other states.
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Using Trump's phrase "The Election is rigged in Hillary's favor". McAuliffe should be held in contempt of Court and serve jail time starting ASAP.
When the judge says "no", doesn't it mean no?
Many of you who read these posts live in Virginia.
Are you going to stand for this?
This is YOUR election that is being rigged.
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