Tomi Lahren Gets Humiliated On Twitter After Trying To Prove Voter Fraud

Fox News personality Tomi Lahren was immediately smacked down by the Los Angeles registrar's office on Twitter, after Lahren tried to claim that she received a mail-in ballot from the county even though she moved 2 years ago. The registrar informed her on Twitter that her status is clearly marked as "inactive," and the only way she could have received that ballot is if she requested it herself. Something doesn't add up about her story, as Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains.

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Fox news personality Tomi Lahren got on Twitter this week to basically try to imply that the state of California is just ripe with voter fraud, because somehow in spite of not living in the state for the past two years, she received a ballot to vote by mail. Uh, oh, clearly that's definitely fraud. So here's what to Lahren put on Twitter, just received my California voting code and mail-in ballot information. Only problem is I haven't lived in California in over two years and have been registered in Tennessee for over two years. But it's all good. Fraud is a myth. Yeah. Right. You really got 'em. Cause I mean, it's not like, you know, the official state of California is gonna come out and call you a liar on Twitter. Are they? Well, actually they did the Los Angeles county registrar and county clerk's office decided that they had had enough of to Lyn's election lies.

So their official Twitter account came out and responded to her idiotic tweet. And they said, this checked and your registration is inactive due to returned mail and would only be reactivated if you responded or voted signing the oath, attesting to your qualifications and residents, please DM to confirm your data. And we will process a cancellation. Thanks again. That is the official account of the Los Angeles county registrar recorder and county clerk, responding to her on Twitter. Basically saying if you did in fact, get a ballot, then it's because you may have voted illegally in the state of California. So maybe reach out to us and let us know what's happening here. Tell me because either you've committed voter fraud or you're lying about receiving a ballot, which one is it? I know I would like to know. And just like the county registrar would like to know, like, are, are you admitting that you've done the fraud?

Hmm. Or are you lying about getting the ballot? Because those really are the only two options. That is what they're making clear. Do you know how corrupt you have to be for, for the county clerk to kid on social media and clap back at you? I mean, that's what we're looking at here with Lahren. This lie was so egregious that the county itself had to come out and say, hold up their liar. This is how it really works. You are listed as inactive, which of course means that she did not. In fact commit fraud. She's lying about getting the ballot. You know, Tony, all you had to do to verify your story was grab your phone and take a picture of it and be like, well, here it is. Can you explain this? Because again, if she is listed as inactive in the system, then that means she did not vote. You know, she did not go in there and respond to anything at least that we know of. So the likely explanation is that she's

Straight up a liar. And honestly, that probably makes a lot more sense, right? And again, she could easily verify this. If you say you have the ballot and the code and all that, take a picture of it, put it online. You know, you can block out your personal information doesn't matter. But this seems like something that would be very easy to prove, because according to you, you have the evidence. So show us the evidence. But here we are several days after this happened and you still haven't done it. And we're only left to assume that's because this whole story was completely made up.