Blue City Prosecutors and Their Lynch Mobs

Joe Fried CPA Apr 4, 2024 

Democrats don’t discriminate. They want to convict all “election deniers,” whether they are white, black, men, women, young, or old. Last week, 47-year old Kimberly Zapata learned that she may spend years in prison for exposing weaknesses in Wisconsin’s election system.

Zapata was the deputy director of the Milwaukee Election Commission, and she saw a major vulnerability in the system: Anyone in Wisconsin could easily obtain military absentee ballots — real ones — simply by requesting them. And once they acquired those ballots, they could use them without satisfying the normal ID requirements.

How easy was it to get military ballots? To get 3 nice new ones, Zapata merely went to the public website (“My Vote Wisconsin”), and entered 3 phony names, 3 made-up Social Security numbers, and a phony mailing address. Zapata did not need to use any special passwords or equipment.

It is obvious that Zapata wasn’t trying to alter election results.....All of this was carefully explained in court, but to no avail. That’s because blue cities no longer use juries; instead, they use 12-person lynch mobs. The mob convicted Zapata of “misconduct in public office” (a felony), and 3 misdemeanor counts of election fraud. At her sentencing next month Kimberly Zapata could get up to 5 years in prison and a fine of up to $13,000. She has already lost her job and will never be able to hold a public office again.

Those charges may seem excessive but remember: Although election fraud is not a serious crime, exposing election fraud is very serious..............To Read More....

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