I propose a new Exec Order:

Voter Fraud is now considered a threat to National Security.

Q, is NoSuchAgency tracking widespread fraud? An Anon posted a fraud possibility; fraud using the “Provisional Ballot,” voting loophole. I had not considered this before (bravo Zulu to the Anon that brought this up). In my State, every registered voter was mailed a ballot three weeks ago. I am nostalgic and like to show up to the polling station so I voted a bit late in the day. So, consider this possibility for fraud. Ballots get mailed. Some folks like me do not mail it back. Fraudsters wait to see what folks do not mail in their ballots and those names (like mine), get used to cast fraudulent votes. There is probably a large portion of folks that fraudsters could assume would not show at the polls if they weren’t even willing to mail in their ballots. Did that make sense?

>>3812198

It might be. I have just never known to it be “officially” a threat to National security. But if it is, then a lot of people, especially associated with some corrupt organizations could find themselves enjoying the Cuban weather very soon.

Is anyAnonelse super eager to learn of Gowdy’s and Goodlatte’s next “jobs.” My money (my hope anyway), is Gowdy headed to NY as the US Attorney. He has some unfinished business with the Clintons. Goodlatte to Illinois…? Some Chicago folks need to be handled too.