Scott Galloway is upset about being 'doxed' after he supported Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax:
"He's taken a legitimate source of tax revenue, and he's turning it into a wanted poster."
"What is the upside here? Why is he doing this?"
Incredible.
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Bill Clinton in 1995. Sounding very "far right."
Of course, he’s comfortable with it, he just can’t say it.
Watch CNN's Abby Phillip and allies get absolutely obsessed over one word: Is non-citizen voting "widespread?"
Abby Phillip questions if non-citizens voting in NJ is really fraud, because they may not have known they weren't supposed to vote.
This is the actual argument they've been reduced to:
Phillip: They might have cast a ballot because they just weren't aware that they were incorrectly put on the voter rolls.
Jennings: They weren't aware that they weren't a citizen of the United States?
Phillip: Is this is this accurately described as fraud when none of these people tried to register to vote?
Jennings: They cast ballots!
Phillip: Some people who are ineligible to vote are not aware that they are ineligible to vote.
So they're now going with the 'some non-citizens are too stupid to know they're not supposed to vote so if they vote it's not really fraud' defense. Incredible.
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Silly me. If I as a citizen break a law that I didn't know about, nobody gives me this grace. I get arrested and go to prison.
Why should an illegal immigrant be given more grace than a regular citizen?
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@JakeTapper wonders why illegals would have the desire to vote.
Here are the presidential candidates from the party of sanctuary cities and that flung open the border, when asked how many pledged to give illegals free healthcare.
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The Democrats’ pattern of low-expectation racism continues.
Watch CNN's Abby Phillip and allies get absolutely obsessed over one word: Is non-citizen voting "widespread?"
Abby Phillip questions if non-citizens voting in NJ is really fraud, because they may not have known they weren't supposed to vote.
This is the actual argument they've been reduced to:
Phillip: They might have cast a ballot because they just weren't aware that they were incorrectly put on the voter rolls.
Jennings: They weren't aware that they weren't a citizen of the United States?
Phillip: Is this is this accurately described as fraud when none of these people tried to register to vote?
Jennings: They cast ballots!
Phillip: Some people who are ineligible to vote are not aware that they are ineligible to vote.
So they're now going with the 'some non-citizens are too stupid to know they're not supposed to vote so if they vote it's not really fraud' defense. Incredible.
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Jake Tapper below actually invoked the Mazie Hirono 'why would illegals try to vote' routine:
"Who's going to commit this kind of fraud knowing that they could be in prison for five years?"
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Jake Tapper says he wonders why an illegal would want to vote:
"You know you're not only supposed to vote, you're not supposed to be there. Why do you vote?"
Abby Phillip questions if non-citizens voting in NJ is really fraud, because they may not have known they weren't supposed to vote.
This is the actual argument they've been reduced to:
Phillip: They might have cast a ballot because they just weren't aware that they were incorrectly put on the voter rolls.
Jennings: They weren't aware that they weren't a citizen of the United States?
Phillip: Is this is this accurately described as fraud when none of these people tried to register to vote?
Jennings: They cast ballots!
Phillip: Some people who are ineligible to vote are not aware that they are ineligible to vote.
So they're now going with the 'some non-citizens are too stupid to know they're not supposed to vote so if they vote it's not really fraud' defense. Incredible.
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Jake Tapper says he wonders why an illegal would want to vote:
"You know you're not only supposed to vote, you're not supposed to be there. Why do you vote?"
It’s the oozing condescension that really underscores this person’s career best.
It doesn't happen.
Ok, it does, but not enough to matter.
Ok, it does, and it's enough to matter, but illegals are too stupid to know they shouldn't be voting.
Really?
Jake Tapper below actually invoked the Mazie Hirono 'why would illegals try to vote' routine:
"Who's going to commit this kind of fraud knowing that they could be in prison for five years?"
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Jake Tapper says he wonders why an illegal would want to vote:
"You know you're not only supposed to vote, you're not supposed to be there. Why do you vote?"
Their next step is to agree that there are large numbers of illegals voting (or usually getting harvested by Dem operatives who pick up their ballots and fill them out) and that it is a good thing and anyone who opposes it is racist
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Abby Phillip questions if non-citizens voting in NJ is really fraud, because they may not have known they weren't supposed to vote.
This is the actual argument they've been reduced to:
Phillip: They might have cast a ballot because they just weren't aware that they were incorrectly put on the voter rolls.
Jennings: They weren't aware that they weren't a citizen of the United States?
Phillip: Is this is this accurately described as fraud when none of these people tried to register to vote?
Jennings: They cast ballots!
Phillip: Some people who are ineligible to vote are not aware that they are ineligible to vote.
So they're now going with the 'some non-citizens are too stupid to know they're not supposed to vote so if they vote it's not really fraud' defense. Incredible.
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“You know you’re not supposed to enter the country illegally but you come in anyway. Why do you?”
“You know you’re not supposed to fraudulently run a daycare but you take the money anyway. Why do you?”
“You know you’re not supposed to murder but you shoot anyway. Why do you?”
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Jake Tapper says he wonders why an illegal would want to vote:
"You know you're not only supposed to vote, you're not supposed to be there. Why do you vote?"
Now, Jake Tapper says: "This is not good for Democrats' argument that there's no such thing as undocumented immigrants voting."
Jake was previously busy helping further the narrative that non-citizen voting wasn't a serious issue.
(See quoted clip)
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Now, Jake Tapper says: "This is not good for Democrats' argument that there's no such thing as undocumented immigrants voting."
Jake was previously busy helping further the narrative that non-citizen voting wasn't a serious issue.
(See quoted clip)
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