Sorry, but Eric Holder was AG when that investigation came down. He refused to press charges against his people.Well what's funny he acts like session's arrested themSo, shitstain, in what way did this stop these motherfuckers from voting?Hey fucknut. That case the confederate-loving Beauregard Session prosecuted found the defendants not guilty of all charges.
You have to think like a lib. Stopping illegals from voting or stopping altered ballots from being submitted equals stopping people from voting. To them, votes are votes whether they are legitimate or not.
Only thing I've seen that actually stopped people from voting was the Dems ensuring that overseas military absentee ballots were sent too late or "accidentally" put in the wrong crates and never returned to the states in time. Also, some were frightened away from polling places by Black Panthers carrying clubs. They were never prosecuted but that doesn't mean they shouldn't have been. Wasn't it Michigan that was counting votes for Hillary six times each and they weren't prosecuted, either.
It would appear that a lack of convictions don't equal innocence.
Libs weren't concerned when the Obama administration refused to pursue charges against the Black Panthers for clear voter intimidation. They didn't go after MI after the recount discovered that Hillary votes were counted six times each. No Dem expressed concern over officials in Dem states deliberately disenfranchising military people by not sending ballots in time and for misplacing ballots a few years ago.
The above instances were government and state officials- Dems - engaging in efforts to stop people from voting and failing to prosecute others who did.
Sessions didn't do anything wrong. All cases should be taken seriously.
It was President Bush who didn't pursue charges against those two goofy New Black Panthers - because no one was intimidated and they did nothing wrong.