How about that?
The only verifiable voter fraud in the 2020 election was committed by Republicans.
Today we're going to hear about a no-party candidate who ran a successful ghost campaign in a South Florida state senate election.
Alexis Rodriguez is expected to enter a guilty plea before a Miami-Dade Circuit Judge and admit that he accepted $45,000 from former GOP state Sen. Frank Artiles to run for office.
Rodriguez ran as an non-party affiliated (NPA) candidate in November's Senate District 37.
The Democrat running in the district had the same surname as Alexis Rodriquez; Sen. Jose Javier Rodriguez.
The name on the ballot was "Alex Rodriquez," the same as that of the baseball Hall-of-Famer and Miami celebrity.
The result?
Alex Rodriguez received 6,300 out of 215,000 ballots cast in the SD 37 runoff which was won by just 32 votes by Republican Sen. Ileana Garcia, who unseated the incumbent Sen. Jose Javier Rodriguez.
Yesterday the judge granted Artiles' attorney's request for more time to interview witnesses and review evidence, granting a 60-day continuance and setting a check-in hearing for Oct. 19.
Republican campaign organizers are nervously watching the case that has launched a broadening voter corruption probe into two other Florida counties; SD 39 and SD 9.
The bottom line is there was voter fraud in 2020, and it was committed by Republicans. I hope that settles the controversy about which party was cheating.
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