Did you see this yesterday or today?
Kansas Congressman Steve Watkins charged with three felonies in illegal voting case
Watkins used a Topeka UPS store as a voter registration address
As I said in the title, yet more Republican Party hypocrisy.
If it isn't a male Republican bashing gays and legislating against them, or trying to, then being caught with a male in a sex romp, it's Republicans, like this one, that rails, along with his political party, about possible voter fraud and, voila'! Look what happens. He lists his residence as a commercial space AND GETS CAUGHT IN VOTER FRAUD. And not one but 3 felonies, mind you.
Aren't Republicans wonderful?
I don't know for what. Except maybe irony? Hypocrisy? Laughs when you aren't crying?
Speaking of Republicans from Kansas, we can't forget old Kris "I'm Not a Racist" Kobach
Kris Kobach Outed As A White Supremacist
And then there's this.
Kris Kobach Admits He Violated
Ethical Rules for Attorneys
And this from 2018.
Kris Kobach Accused Of Breaking The Law
Here's a brief summary of old Kris' issues.
Kris Kobach Controversies:
5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Then, not done there, there's this Marshall guy, also from Kansas. Here's one for starters.
Roger Marshall was convicted of
reckless driving in 2008
It gets worse from there.
Partner's son helped reduce charge for future Rep. Marshall
“Sparks Fly” at Kansas GOP Senate Debate as Marshall Draws Continued Criticism Over Conviction Scandal
Marshall Slammed for Using Political and Business Connections to Erase Conviction, Still Facing Calls to Release Sealed Affidavit
Last night’s Kansas GOP Senate debate saw “sparks fly”as the underwhelming field of Republican candidates continued to attack each other in the “divisive and crowded” primary that has plagued Washington Republicans and left them “spooked this year.” Following a bombshell report that revealed how Congressman Roger Marshall used his political and business relationships to erase a reckless driving conviction and replace it with a minor traffic violation, Marshall faced an onslaught of brutal scrutiny from the other candidates for that scandal.
The nasty debate underscored how much of a “headache” Kansas has become for Republicans.
And what's amazing is that in all these cases, these men are all, all still in contention for their races. They haven't a) disqualified themselves or b) been thrown out, by the political party or by laws or anything. They're still running.. That is quite the group of candidates they have running this year, I tell you what.
If you don't laugh with these guys, you cry. This political cartoon still fits them.
Thanks, Republicans!