So... Voter Fraud is RARE? HA!! HERE, an LA Woman Paid Homeless People to Register to Vote, which is illegal ! Post #783766 • Liberal Forum

jerra b · 2026-05-19T17:46:36+00:00

---------------------------------------------- Key Details on Convictions (as of early 2026): Seditious Conspiracy: Leaders of the Oath Keepers and Proud Boys were convicted of this charge, which involves plotting to use violence to oppose the U.S. government. [1] Total Convictions: More than 1,270 people were convicted of various federal charges, including assaulting law enforcement and obstruction. [1, 2, 3] Guilty Pleas: Over 1,000 individuals pleaded guilty to various charges. [1, 2] Acquittals: Only two people were fully acquitted of all charges by judges after bench trials. [1, 2] Assault Charges: Over 600 individuals were convicted of or pleaded guilty to assaulting or obstructing law enforcemen

ConservativeWave » Today, 8:31 am » wrote: ↑
Today, 8:31 am
She was arrested, and confessed, and now is assisting in BLOWING the LID off Illegal voter registration and FRAUD in California !!

NOT by arresting many OTHERS who illegally PAY homeless to register to vote... BUT, BY SHOWING AMERICA HOW EASY it is to CHEAT, and commit Voter FRAUD, in California... SHOW Americans and Californians how FAKE addresses, and information is NOT verified, HOMELESS are PAID to register, and use ANY ADDRESS (even burnt out & abandoned buildings), AND, Democrats in California DON'T CARE, and even ENCOURAGE IT !!

THIS is the state of "Free & Fair " elections in California? THIS is why FRAUD of ALL TYPES is OUT of CONTROL in California, and why Democrats have such a STRANGLEHOLD on power... and BILLIONAIRES are LEAVING California in droves !!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su0r4YGPcOk

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Key Details on Convictions (as of early 2026):

Seditious Conspiracy: Leaders of the Oath Keepers and Proud Boys were convicted of this charge, which involves plotting to use violence to oppose the U.S. government. [1]
Total Convictions: More than 1,270 people were convicted of various federal charges, including assaulting law enforcement and obstruction. [1, 2, 3]
Guilty Pleas: Over 1,000 individuals pleaded guilty to various charges. [1, 2]
Acquittals: Only two people were fully acquitted of all charges by judges after bench trials. [1, 2]
Assault Charges: Over 600 individuals were convicted of or pleaded guilty to assaulting or obstructing law enforcemen