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3:39Now PlayingA Trump supporter who believes that the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump has been caught voting twice in the 2020 Presidential election - once in California and then by using her deceased mother's mail-in ballot to vote in Arizona. The judge in the case refused to send the woman to jail, and instead put her on two years of probation. The number of Trump supporters who have now been caught committing voter fraud continues to rise, and that isn't a coincidence, as Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains.
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Well folks, another day, another Trump supporter getting busted for committing voter fraud. This time it happened to be a 64 year old woman by the name of Tracey Kay McKee, who now resides in California. However, in the 2020 election, she not only voted for herself, but her mother had recently passed away. She had her ballot at the house and said, what the hell? I'm just gonna fill out my mother's ballot and vote for Donald Trump a second time, because that's, I guess what mommy would've wanted. And yes, she was busted. Yes, she was prosecuted. Prosecutors wanted to send the 64 year old woman to jail, but the judge decided, nah, we don't need to send people that commit voter fraud to jail. So instead she was sentenced to two years of probation, hit with a fine and ordered to perform community service in lieu of the 30 days in jail prosecutors asked for.
During this trial, prosecutors played a tape from this 64 year old woman where she talked about election fraud. You know, the same talking points that Donald Trump has hit on. Here's what she had to say in the tape that was played during the trial. The only way to prevent voter fraud is to physically go in and punch a ballot. I mean, voter fraud is going to be prevalent as long as there's mail-in voting, for sure. I mean, there's no way to ensure a fair election. And I don't believe this, that this was a fair election. I do believe there was a lot of voter fraud. Now, do you know that because you did it? Do you have a guilty conscience? Is that what you're trying to say? Like, hey, this mail-in voting, let me tell you how easy it is. It's so easy even I was able to do it. Not exactly a stellar defense. It's always the same folks. God, it's always the same. It's always the people who cry about voter fraud that end up getting busted for it. Kind of like Mark Meadows is being investigated for right now in North Carolina and he's been a big pusher of these election fraud lies.
Same thing with the folks down here in the Villages in Florida. Same thing with the folks we've seen in Pennsylvania and Ohio and Wisconsin. All Trump supporters, all pushing the same lies and all getting busted for voter fraud and yet, for some reason, most of them not being sentenced to any jail time. And as a I've always put it out, unfortunately, her name escapes me at the moment, the woman down in Texas black woman voted while she was on probation because she didn't know she couldn't vote while on probation and she got sent to jail for five years for that, for that voter fraud. Meanwhile, these Trump supporters out there spreading lies about the election, getting caught with voter fraud, doing voter fraud, getting nothing. Getting, oh, it's a slap on the wrist. Just don't do it again. They know what they did. They intentionally did this and they're not properly being punished. But I guess on the flip side of this, you know, you can't really call it election lies that these people are pushing when they talk about fraud, because they're the ones who did in fact commit the fraud that they continue to whine about.
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