With the desperate runoff election that the nation so desperately monitored in Georgia over, it seems, at first glance, like Raphael Warnock has defeated challenger Herschel Walker. But was it FAIR?
Several precincts along the Peach State are reporting an unusually high number of turned in ballots for Warnock, 95,000, written and presented in the Spanish language. Are they legal?
For that, we turn to ALLOD’s Election Erection Section Chief Sandy Batt, who once discovered a buried Mitt Romney ballot in an outside latrine.
“This is a miscarriage of justice and election laws. How can people who speak Spanish be allowed to vote in United States elections? They can’t, is the answer. Some serious funny business has gone on here.”
Unfortunately for Batt and for the mentally ill tard chips who actually supported Walker in this election when he’s probably medically stupid, she’s wrong on all counts. Ballots are printed in many languages here for clarity and ease of voting.
Batt resumed her tirade.
“Herschel Walker was the perfect GOP candidate. He knows nothing at all, has no clue what’s going on in the country, let alone Georgia, and may be watching the Power Rangers right now. You tell me how that’s different from MTG or Trump. YOU tell ME.”
Walker has been urged to take legal steps in the matter, but is still sounding out the “L” in the word “Lawyer.”
