Mark Meadows Could Be Arrested Today

[gab13by13]

No, not for his role in stealing classified documents, not for his role in trying to overturn the Georgia election, not for his role in trying to overthrow our government, for voter fraud.

Meadows was registered to vote in 3 states, simultaneously. He voted based on his residency being some ratty trailer in the woods.

Does anyone truly believe that Mark Meadows will be arrested?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/n-carolina-ag-to-weigh-charges-in-meadows-voter-fraud-case/ar-AA15eGon?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=ffc2bf07abf841d883c7353c5f25f30a

[dem4decades]

1. More likely they'll count his vote three times.

[brooklynite]

7. You know the North Carolina AG is a Democrat? Likely to be our Gov candidate in '24?

[dem4decades]

16. My bad. I only know about the shit Senators from NC.

[live love laugh]

33. The "close" 50/50 vote is a result of him and his kind

doing just that I’m convinced.

[Thomas Hurt]

2. He isn't poor or a minority so they will come up with something to let him slide.

Residency is a flexible thing for the rich and powerful

[LetMyPeopleVote]

3. Lock this idiot up

[drray23]

4. when pigs fly .nt

[Fiendish Thingy]

5. You don't mention what GA statute he would be indicted.

I can’t speak to any specific state crimes he might be charged with, but Meadows’ criminal exposure must be massive.

Meadows is the logical choice for DOJ to put the squeeze on, as he in the Center of it all.

I would expect Meadows to be indicted/flip before Trump is indicted, at least on Fed charges for January 6.

[gab13by13]

8. I didn't know I had to list a statute,

I apologize, I'm not up on the rules.

The following was in my post if you click on it;

"Public records indicate Meadows had been registered to vote in Virginia and North Carolina, where he listed a mobile home that he never owned — and may never have visited — weeks before casting an absentee 2020 presidential election ballot in the state. Trump, for whom Meadows was serving as chief of staff in Washington at the time, won the battleground state by just over 1 percentage point.

Last month, North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein’s office asked the State Bureau of Investigation to investigate."

I am not a lawyer but I assume one must be a resident of a state to vote there.

[Fiendish Thingy]

17. I don't expect Meadows to be arrested for those charges.

I mean technically, he might get cited, and then fined. I don’t expect him to be incarcerated for having multiple registrations in multiple states.

[Ohio Joe]

22. Wow... Registered in two states and voted in one of them... Rock solid case!!1!

[W_HAMILTON]

24. In a state he didn't live in...

...which would be very much illegal.

[fightforfreedom]

9. You and I are in complete agreement when it comes to Meadows.

He is facing multiple State and Federal charges. He is a well known cowardly backstabber who is surely a big target to get to turn on Trump and others. Stay tuned.

[gab13by13]

11. Meadows is

THE key player, no question.

He is one of the few Trump allies who I think will flip, if pushed. No immunity, indict him and put the squeeze on him.

[calimary]

28. Lock him up!

Wonder who he’s expecting to pick up the tab for his legal bills.

[republianmushroom]

6. like

[Polly Hennessey]

10. Don't toy with me.

[gab13by13]

12. Voter fraud is a serious offense.

[pnwmom]

15. But being on the records in multiple states isn't a crime unless you voted in more than one place.

Most people move at some point and they're not required to do anything about their old registration.

[SickOfTheOnePct]

32. Exactly n/t

[gab13by13]

13. Here you go Fiendish,

Unlawful Absentee Voting
Under O.C.G.A. § 21-2-573, a person who votes or attempts to vote by absentee ballot for a primary or election knowing that they are not qualified to vote will be guilty of unlawful absentee voting in Georgia. The penalty for unlawful absentee voting in Georgia is a fine up to $100,000, a prison term between one and ten years, or both. Additionally, it will be a felony conviction.

[Fiendish Thingy]

18. Did Meadows cast a ballot in GA?

Or was he merely fraudulently registered in that state?

[onenote]

21. What does Georgia law have to do with anything? He wasn't registered there.

You should be pointing to North Carolina law.

[doc03]

14. That is about as likely as me going to Mars nt

[onenote]

19. The "today" prediction seems a bit premature.

Nothing in the linked article suggests that a decision on whether to pursue criminal charges would be made by today. In the real world, things don't typically move that fast.

But you managed to get a bunch DUers all excited, so there's that.

[blueinredohio]

23. Could be but will he? Nope!

[LudwigPastorius]

25. IOKIYAR

He'll issue an apology in the passive voice..."mistakes were made"...and it will just go away.

[frogmarch]

26. No.

[Kid Berwyn]

27. If he was a Democrat, yesterday in 3 states.

Plus he’d have been shot and killed while trying to escape Florida.

[Mr. Evil]

29. Belief is one thing.

Knowledge is another. I'll defer until I know he's been arrested.

[dembotoz]

30. did he only vote once?

[70sEraVet]

31. How many other high-ranking Repubs lived in that crappy trailer?

Trump carried NC by 1%. Did that 1% ALL live in that trailer!!!

[dsc]

34. We lost the chief justice seat by about 400

Votes that year, so he and his wife provided half a percent of the margin