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You can’t force someone to vote for your candidate once they enter the election booth. This sounds like a way to make some easy money.
I’ll take his mother’s advice:
“You don’t have to register to vote. Have 10 fake names, go to 10 petitions and sign 10 times. That’s $4700, and it’s not illegal.”
Would it be illegal to put a bunch of fake names on that petition? I wonder…
It’s basically selling your data to a cunt. Only works if you live in a swing state and have a “referer” whom you can sell their data too.
He claims he’ll check but you could probably get away with a real address but fake names.
I mean, you could probably make a tidy bit of cash just submitting actual republican politicians.
Note that it is literally illegal to pay someone for voting a certain way, so there’s no reason you can’t take the money and vote for Kamala anyway.
This is what desperation looks like.
I can’t think of a better way to discredit a petition than offering cash for signatures.
How the fuck is supporting the constitution conservative now? That’s some bullshit.
If Conservative = ‘good’ (as in ‘what I think is good’), then anything ‘good’ = Conservative.
Family? Conservative. Apple pie? Conservative. And so on.
That’s barely a dozen eggs!
A useful idiot
HELL YES
