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June 08, 2016 12:40 PM UTC
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Time for Keyser to man up and take responsibility for his criminal campaign.
Get real.
He is a member of the GOP: Party of Hate and Lies®
Keyser had nothing to do with this and knew nothing about it. He is no more responsible than an employer whose employee embezzles from them. This ridiculous Democratic witch hunt enabled by the biased media is disgusting. A good man is being destroyed.
Witch hunt? I would think the Republicans who love to bring up voter fraud at every turn to justify voter suppression, would be loving an actual arrest and prosecution of someone engaged in petition fraud. Keyser's problem is not guilt by association, it's in the absolutely ridiculous way he has handled this. Any honorable person standing for public office would condemn such fraud and commit to taking himself off the ballot if it were demonstrated that he would not have been on the ballot but for fraud. He could have done so and his stock for future office would have soared, and he would have gained the respect of citizens of all political stripes. But he didn't. Instead, he reiterates in mantra-like fashion, "I'm on the ballot," as though he were clicking his ruby slippers together. He's destroyed himself through a complete lack of common sense and good judgment.
If an employer receives a contract based on the fraud of an employee, and that fraud is discovered, you better believe they'll have their contract pulled.
A "good man" would bow out of the race if he knew that he's only there because of fraud. Who cares if he knew about it. Who cares if he's not responsible. Your "good man" is openly and willfully benefiting from fraud. His place on the ballot is fraudulent, and since he won't drop out, he's now a willing accomplice to it.
The point isn't what he did or didn't have to do with it. The point is fraud was necessary to get him across the threshold. Whether it's his own fault or not he's a fraudulent candidate. But no worries. The only candidate with a chance is Bennet anyway. Go back to wherever you've been while your party's been crashing and burning around you these past few weeks and chill. I'd recommend an unconventional summer hibernation. Don't come out until after election day November. And when you do, wear a helmet.
Yeah, I see he's playing the "victim" and I'm not buying it. He needs to go after his hired guns Michael Fortney and Andy George who got paid to do the petition signing collection but subcontracted it. No sympathy for Keyser, who's protecting George and Fortney, and bottom line is this is Keyser's fraudulent mess.
"What the arrest of Maureen Moss really confirms is that Keyser should have never made it onto the June 28th Primary ballot in the first place. Secretary of State Wayne Williams is doing his best to spin this news favorably, but it was his office that repeatedly failed in its role as ballot gatekeeper."
This is 100% TRUTH. He's all of the sudden a victim? He's a victim of his own EGO and an unbridled case of blind ambition.
What about Secretary of State Wayne Williams and his office – and that whole debacle of no internal communication about Keyser's petitions? Williams stated today, "Circulators should be aware it is illegal to forge or falsify names and that we will work with and support district attorneys with prosecution." This should have been stamped on every petition – and I know this was stated to others ov4er the past six years who did carry petittons. And what about the notaries, who validated petitions but failed to use their seal? That's another violation. Where's is Wayne Williams' legislative bill to increase the SoS powers to check for forgeries and deaths on petitions, which he claims not to have? Lots of talk, no action to protect other voters (dead and live) from this illegal behavior.