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Why would you oppose that? I'd like to see all mail in ballots taken control of by federal marshals.
Try, try hard, to find ANY scandal - ever - against US Marshals. Bet you can't. There should be police from NON PARTISAN DEPARTMENTS (meaning not sheriffs or city police) at every polling place and that they have constant control of ballot security.
I have a good memory, and it took me one minute to answer your challenge.,...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/arch...-leader/59cfc10a-c6f3-44de-a19b-e4dcc3664cab/
U.S. PROBE FAULTS MARSHALS OVER TIES TO ARGUS LEADER
By Robert O'Harrow Jr.December 3, 1992
A Justice Department probe has found that U.S. Marshals Service officials made "serious misjudgments" when they gave a badge and arrest authority to a wealthy Middleburg man who had formed a private Loudoun County group to provide armored vehicles to law enforcement agencies, sources said.
In an internal report, Justice investigators said the Marshals Service did not have a good reason to grant such authority to J.C. Herbert Bryant Jr., who also used to head another private group that promotes the service.
The investigators said they found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing by the Marshals Service, but said the service did not conduct a thorough check of Bryant's limited background in law enforcement before allowing him to carry concealed weapons and giving him access to senior Marshals Service officials, the sources said.
"That's not normal procedure," said one law enforcement source, who asked not to be identified.
The Justice probe began two months ago, after an incident in which Bryant was detained by D.C. police who had found five handguns in his car outside the Mayflower Hotel on Connecticut Avenue. Bryant, who had resigned as a Marshals Service special deputy in June, was released by police without being charged after a marshal intervened.
Marshals Service Deputy Director John Twomey said later that Bryant was allowed to go free after the agency told D.C. police that Bryant "was neither a criminal nor a terrorist."
But since then, the U.S. attorney's office in the District has issued an arrest warrant for Bryant, accusing him of illegally possessing weapons in the city. The District's strict anti-gun laws call for a penalty of up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine for each weapon.
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I would like to see people with your ideas go to internment camps (escorted by federal marshals if you like). Unlike the Japanese Americans in WWII, people with your ideas are really dangerous to the American republic.
The states are the ones which control the elections within their territory. If you do not like that, then have federal agencies take control of redistricting too.
He and all pre-Trump party republicans were for "states rights" before "the personality" of the Trump-cult-of-personality instructed the entire cult to oppose states rights when it suits Trump to temporarily oppose them. This is why there is no 2020 Trump party election platform, and why I've warned my close relative since Trump announced, "Mexicans, they're rapists", that when Trump and Trump party are finally relegated to history's ash heap, the republican party and evangelical christianity will join Trump there.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...ump-tulsa-pattern-racially-divisive-politics/
From Ronald Reagan in Philadelphia, Miss., to Donald Trump ...www.washingtonpost.com › nation › 2020/06/19 › ron...
Jun 19, 2020 - Reagan knew all of this and still held a raucous rally in Neshoba County, where he declared his allegiance to “states' rights,” a dog whistle fully ...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...oba-county-fair-says-about-southern-politics/
What the Neshoba County Fair says about Southern politics ...www.washingtonpost.com › news › the-fix › 2014/07/31
Jul 31, 2014 - Now there are two ways of looking at Reagan's decision to go to Philadelphia, Miss., and speak about states' rights. He may have done it to court ...
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