E-DAY BOMBSHELL: Texas Poll Worker Says “Tons”
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E-DAY BOMBSHELL: Texas Poll Worker Says “Tons” of Non-Citizens Vote
deo was released on Tuesday from James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas that shows a Texas poll worker admitting to “tons” of non-citizens who had been voting.
In the video, an undercover Veritas operative asks whether or not her non-citizen boyfriend would be able to vote in Tuesday’s midterm election.
One of the poll workers, Deborah Brooks-Wims tells the operative “If he has his ID that’s all he needs. If he’s registered.”
“It doesn’t matter that he’s not a citizen?” asks the Veritas journalist. “No! No, if he’s registered, he has a… honey, it might not be that he’s registered. If he’s giving you all this trouble it may not be that he’s registered.”
The journalist continues: “He’s saying he saw some mess on the internet saying that it’s not legal for him to vote since he’s not a [unintelligible],” to which the poll worker responds “Don’t pay attention to that. Bring him up here.”
A separate poll worker by the name of Pam Nash, was told that the undercover journalist’s boyfriend was “really nervous” and “out in the car” waiting to vote. Nash tells the operative, “No, you tell him no, we got a lot of e’m,” adding “Go get him, bring him in.”
https://bigleaguepolitics.com/e-day-bombshell...zens-vote/
deo was released on Tuesday from James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas that shows a Texas poll worker admitting to “tons” of non-citizens who had been voting.
In the video, an undercover Veritas operative asks whether or not her non-citizen boyfriend would be able to vote in Tuesday’s midterm election.
One of the poll workers, Deborah Brooks-Wims tells the operative “If he has his ID that’s all he needs. If he’s registered.”
“It doesn’t matter that he’s not a citizen?” asks the Veritas journalist. “No! No, if he’s registered, he has a… honey, it might not be that he’s registered. If he’s giving you all this trouble it may not be that he’s registered.”
The journalist continues: “He’s saying he saw some mess on the internet saying that it’s not legal for him to vote since he’s not a [unintelligible],” to which the poll worker responds “Don’t pay attention to that. Bring him up here.”
A separate poll worker by the name of Pam Nash, was told that the undercover journalist’s boyfriend was “really nervous” and “out in the car” waiting to vote. Nash tells the operative, “No, you tell him no, we got a lot of e’m,” adding “Go get him, bring him in.”
https://bigleaguepolitics.com/e-day-bombshell...zens-vote/
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