[angelsonmyside]

"The binder includes copies of property records, vehicle registration information and notes from interviews intended to document that the 13 live outside Dist. 29.

One of the 13 is Ford's nephew, Sir Isaac Ford, 31, whose registered voting address is 12 South Parkway West -- the business address of the Ford Funeral Home. Property records show he and his father, Harold Ford Sr., bought a $311,000 house in 2001 in East Memphis, miles outside Dist. 29. "

I hope this will finally put some of these thugs behind bars.

[mrsmel]

I hope that more Republican legislators at all levels start fighting back instead of letting the Rats get away with this crime,all the while protesting too much about "voter fraud".

[HeadOn]

YOU SAID IT. I hope they get Herrenton, too.

Things are looking up!

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

Sir Isaac Ford

No doubt named after Sir Isaac Newton.

[tractorman]

The Rats would never win an election if it weren’t for fraud.

[AuH2ORepublican]

"One of the 13 is Ford's nephew, Sir Isaac Ford, 31"

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Those Memphis Fords are getting *knighted* now? : )

If "Sir Isaac" is as much of a scumbag as his father, having Sir for a first name is the only way that he'd ever get called "Sir" without it being followed by "you're making a scene" (apologies to Homer Simpson).

[Onelifetogive]

Sir Isaac Ford

British royalty?

[Talking_Mouse]

One already is behind bars, which is why Ophelia ran. I agree with you, the more of the Ford family that is behind bars the less corruption there will be in Tennessee.

[Onelifetogive]

But before the Senate took a final vote, U.S. District Court Judge Bernice Donald ruled senators must take care not to invalidate ballots without first giving voters an opportunity to be heard.

I don't know the specifics about TN Law, but doesn't the legislature generally have the right to decide (for any reason) who is allowed to be seated? Separation of powers...

[crushelits]

When is the hearing...

[inquest]

I hope this will finally put some of these thugs behind bars.

Agreed. The price of felonious voting should be made so high that no sane person would dare risk giving up years of his life in prison just for the sake of getting in one extra vote.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Hmmmn.

So when I bookmark this fraud example, so I label as Fraud-TN-2005 or fraud-TN-2006???

Decisions, decisions....

[cpanter]

I'm still trying to figure out how a judge stopped the senate from removing her.

[SwinneySwitch]

"U.S. District Court Judge Bernice Donald ruled senators must take care not to invalidate ballots without first giving voters an opportunity to be heard."

Might be a little hard to do with the DEAD voters, Judge!

[ncountylee]

The criminal Ford crime family must be stopped.