There should be criminal and civil penalties for his actions.
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So… was that the test run to see how long the ballots could be witheld before they actually get released?
Because that was half a million ballots last year, and he’s still got them.
Tomorrow we'll find out he accidentally used them as kindling in his fireplace.
If he's not sitting in jail for breaking the law, he's just going to do it again.
What the hell, that's not just election interference, that's treason.
Well technically it didn't interfere with any elections, they were already counted and the election ended a month before he took them.
It just interferes with record keeping and if he shares the records then he violates the constitution and opens himself to lawsuits.
Ah Riverside, the asshole of California
So if it was unlawful why does he still have a job and why isn't he in prison? Anyone else would get a perp walk, to "show" the attempted election fraud.
Meanwhile, a citizen would seize 650,000 bank notes from a bank and get 25 years in prison... the hypocrisy is real in the American 'justice' system.
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