Here. Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange has asked the Justice Department to look into “unusually high” participation rates in an Alabama election where the DOJ monitored this month.  Since General Strange has read my book Injustice, I suspect he knows that this request will not go very far.  The Justice Department these days doesn’t think anything is usually wrong with “unusually high participation” rates.  In fact, as you read in Injustice, for many years, DOJ observers went to these parts of Alabama and facilitated voter fraud involving unusually high participation rates.  One Justice Department lawyer in 2006 (which I document at length in my book Injustice.  Link over there <——–), put a stop to it.  But that lawyer is gone, and now the old guard that permitted racially motivated voter fraud to occur in Alabama is back. 

I expect the state of Alabama will have to undertake this one alone.

 Here. Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange has asked the Justice Department to look into “unusually high” participation rates in an Alabama election where the DOJ monitored this month.  Since General Strange has read my book Injustice, I suspect he knows that this request will not go very far.  The Justice Department these days doesn’t think anything is usually wrong with “unusually high participation” rates.  In fact, as you read in Injustice, for many years, DOJ observers went to these parts of Alabama and facilitated voter fraud involving unusually high participation rates.  One Justice Department lawyer in 2006 (which I document at length in my book Injustice.  Link over there <——–), put a stop to it.  But that lawyer is gone, and now the old guard that permitted racially motivated voter fraud to occur in Alabama is back. 

I expect the state of Alabama will have to undertake this one alone.