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Developer under criminal investigation for possible elections fraud
As a result of the use of "fake" candidates to disenfranchise voters in last August's Republican primary, the Developer (along with the "fake" candidates and the incumbents whom the "fake" candidates were helping) are under criminal investigation by the FDLE for possible elections fraud. Not a word about it in the Daily Sun. For details, see today's on-line newspaper.
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Three candidates switched parties to run in a primary of the party that is not their choice to belong to.
Many voters switched parties to vote for those candidates who switched parties. Two persons filed as candidates in that party in an attempt to throw a wrench in the plans of the three candidates. It all seems underhanded and sneaky to me. However, all within the law as far as I can tell. So it will be interesting to see if any investigation comes up with anything. |
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It's only an investigation. If someone files a complaint they investigate. Not like someone didn't pick up their dog's poop.
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Peter Wahl Jerry Prince Don Burgess Steve Printz The Villages of Lake-Sumter, Inc (and related companies and individuals). What can’t you figure out. |
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This is a serious charge, election fraud, which it was. Time to get their comeuppance and show they are not above the law. |
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Nothing came of it. |
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Morse and his wife, their daughter and five others are accused of 18 wildlife violations during hunting excursions during the past four years on Morse property in Montana. The charges include the illegal killing or possession of elk, deer and other wildlife. One ranch manager told investigators he was revolted by Rainey's refusal to track what was clearly a mortally wounded elk and kill it so the animal would not suffer. The manager, Toby Griffith, also got into a "tense and heated" dispute with Rainey, part owner of the Wolf Mountain Ranch with Morse, over Rainey shooting several elk in one day. |
I suspect that some will take their hatred of the Morse Family to their grave.
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remembering the outpouring of Villagers who defeated the puppet commissioners I think you are in the small minority that believes the rich don’t follow the rules of the little people so sad some lack empathy |
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the term is syncophant |
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They got connections and friends in very high places, the investigation will result in nothing. More importantly, perhaps this will be a wake up call that once you start prioritizing maximizing profits over your clients best interests, the clients will start to demand reasonable checks and balances over ultimate control of things. Time will tell? Stay tuned!
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I believe they were fined for not having proper licenses, and also for shooting anikmals and leaving their corpses to rot
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When there were no other parties running in the general election (no Democrats and no Independents) then the Republican primary would ultimately be choosing the winner and so all voters could vote in that primary. For another candidate to run in the general election they had to register as something other than Republican. All Republican candidates would have been part of the Republican primary. I believe the two candidates in question registered as Independent in order to get into the general election. Once there were other candidates for the general election the Republican primary would not be ultimately choosing the winner. There would be at least two candidates on the general election, on Republican and one Independent, so voters would have a choice. Since there would be a choice on the general election, the Republican primary was then open to only Republican voters and not all voters. Adding the Independent candidate on the general election closed to Republican primary to anyone not a Republican. That is when people began changing their affiliation to Republican in order to be able to vote. It wasn't clear to me from the article who is being investigated. Is it the two candidates who changed affiliation to register for the general election, block the non-Republicans from voting in the primary, then withdrew as soon as the primary was over? Is it some group that encouraged or funded the two candidates to make this move? Could it possibly be some of the voters who changed affiliation only to be able to vote in a primary and then maybe changed back as soon as the primary was over? It will be interesting to see how all this works out. |
I have less and less respect for the Morses the longer I am here but the fact of the matter is I did not move here for their benefit. I like my house, I like my neighbors and I like the lifestyle. If that changes I will move.
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I’m glad to hear that!
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It appears you have nothing to fear.
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Sheldon, you don't understand the comment. |
Which Law enforcement agency is investigating this “criminal offense”?
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Again, from the article: "The election fraud complaint lists a total of five persons or entities “against whom fraud is brought:” Peter Wahl Jerry Prince Don Burgess Steve Printz The Villages of Lake-Sumter, Inc (and related companies and individuals)" |
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