Johnny » wrote:
Huey » Yesterday, 10:36 am » wrote: ↑
The question is did he do this a private citizen or with the blessing of his company. He is an 85 year old man who has a history of supporting his community.
Justice was served. I doubt the OP starter read the entire article concerning his crime. The company was never mentioned again after the opening para.
Voter fraud is for the wealthy..
The problem is that BV did not tel us that the conviction was overturned, voided, because his Gardner admitted to voting in the guys name.
The Gardner is not rich.