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In reply to the discussion: Just in: That Minneapolis cop illegally voted in Florida elections in 2016 and 2018, a third degree [View all]onethatcares
(16,972 posts)69. used to be
once you got a job or put your kids in school you had to surrender your car tags and get Floriduh plates. The police used to drive through corporate parking lots and check on cars that were there longer than two days.
At that time you also had to affirm a "Declaration of Domicile" saying you gave up your residency rights in a different state.
Currently it costs about $400.00 to change plates from E Bumfark SoDak to Floriduh. I don't see a rush on plate changes though.
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Just in: That Minneapolis cop illegally voted in Florida elections in 2016 and 2018, a third degree [View all]
George II
Jun 2020
OP
I guess they knew about rampant voter fraud because they were committing it.
lostnfound
Jun 2020
#36
I remain convinced this guy is part of an underground network, and that he's not the only one
JudyM
Jun 2020
#5
I think so, too. That was a minor crime if he really did it. His only real criminal record....
George II
Jun 2020
#18
That is what started it.. A radio call about a $20 bill. Most people will just give the store clerk
LiberalArkie
Jun 2020
#58
I think Chauvin was or was protecting the people who are. The dead guy got a bill accidentally
LiberalArkie
Jun 2020
#61
Virtually every Republican talking point about voter fraud turns out to be projection
flibbitygiblets
Jun 2020
#24
To be honest he can only be cited in one state, not both. But let's hope they get him on that...
George II
Jun 2020
#10
But their employer is supposed to take out SS and Medicare and Federal. Pay cash and everyone keeps
LiberalArkie
Jun 2020
#31
You are so correct about the 1099 as it tells the IRS that you had income.
LiberalArkie
Jun 2020
#74
Incidentally, as recently as 2017 Tiffany Trump was registered to vote in Philadelphia and NYC....
George II
Jun 2020
#12
Unless there was another such incident (and we do know that there were at least 12 citizen complaint
niyad
Jun 2020
#51
I wonder how many people that vote red in florida every election actually DON'T live or work there.
BComplex
Jun 2020
#50
But that's republicans: everything they accuse someone else of is what they themselves are guilty of
BComplex
Jun 2020
#72
Every case of voter fraud I've heard about in the last month is by a REPUBLICAN
Blue Owl
Jun 2020
#59
