“DOJ vs. Florida: Round One, Florida”

PJ Rule of Law.


“That last part is the most important. DOJ took the radical position that Florida could not remove illegally registered non-citizens from the voter rolls within 90 days of an election. The court rejected this interpretation of Motor Voter.


In fact, sources tell me that the Voting Section Chief actually has agreed with the position of Florida in this legal circumstance. He doesn’t believe that Motor Voter can preserve illegally registered voters on the rolls. But these days, rational and thoughtful legal analysis at Justice has given way to partisan law enforcement.”

“DOJ vs. Florida: Round One, Florida”

PJ Rule of Law.


“That last part is the most important. DOJ took the radical position that Florida could not remove illegally registered non-citizens from the voter rolls within 90 days of an election. The court rejected this interpretation of Motor Voter.


In fact, sources tell me that the Voting Section Chief actually has agreed with the position of Florida in this legal circumstance. He doesn’t believe that Motor Voter can preserve illegally registered voters on the rolls. But these days, rational and thoughtful legal analysis at Justice has given way to partisan law enforcement.”