Lawlessness at the DOJ: Voting Section Told Not To Enforce Purging the Dead or Ineligible From...

Pajamas Media ^ | July 8, 2010 | J. Christian Adams

[dr_who]

Sigh.

[Chode]

and America takes another one in the........

[highlander_UW]

...in November 2009, political appointee Julie Fernandes told a packed room of Voting Section employees to simply ignore this provision of the "Motor Voter" law.

Isn't that tantamount to a political appointee overriding Congress and making up law by fiat? And wouldn't that be considered a criminal action in itself?

[jazusamo]

I suspect we’ll be hearing more from Chris Adams about Holder’s DOJ.

[ILS21R]

Whatever happened to that Holder KSM NY thingie?

[jazusamo]

I would think so and as Adams pointed out, “It is quite another to announce the lawlessness to a room full of people who have sworn an oath to fairly enforce the law.”

[Brugmansian]

J. Christian Adams has a website on which he tracks voter fraud and related issues. Its worth supporting by clicking in:

http://electionlawcenter.com/

[jazusamo]

He’s still not decided on it last I read.

[jazusamo]

Thanks for posting the link, I check it daily.

[Brugmansian]

Do you know how to see the comments at Adams' Election Law Center?

I can see them when I click the RSS 2.0 comments link but with the code mixed in. Can't pull them up on his main page.

[jazusamo]

No I don’t. I haven’t signed up, I just check the site for possible articles.

[opentalk]

bump

[highlander_UW]

I would think so and as Adams pointed out, “It is quite another to announce the lawlessness to a room full of people who have sworn an oath to fairly enforce the law.”

I'm not naive, I realize Obama's Injustice Department isn't going to arrest and prosecute a criminal that is working to advance their agenda, but one wonders what the general response was in a room full of, as you say, people who are sworn to uphold the law and the constitution to be instructed to override and violate the laws and the constitution.

I've mentioned occasionally in other posts that I believe the cancer in the US is too far advanced to save the patient, and it's items like this one that wasn't met with a standing denunciation by all those attending that lead me to arrive at that conclusion.

If there is no hope for justice in the US than the nation is a failed experiment.

[ILS21R]

Thank you.

[Brugmansian]

Figured it out....there weren’t any comments on the first few articles on the page...down before there are...DUH.....

He does, understandably, preview comments so I guess it takes a while for them to appear.

[dr_who]

It seems though like a lot of popular anger about this isn’t evident.

[Jet Jaguar]

Ping.

[jazusamo]

I hear you.

When you really think about what she told them it’s a sad thing that there wasn’t a loud uproar. Of course the political appointees who fill the higher slots are making the policy decisions of each administration but to out and out flaunt the law is not acceptable.

Ms. Fernandes should explain her statement and maybe she will be made to if the USCCR is successful with their subpoena.

[wtc911]

Julie Fernandes has never had a job outside the progressive/soros/dem world. She is a Chicago thugette from way back.