>> The cop who committed the murder was a Democrat
The first time I’ve heard that.
He’s married to a “person of color.”
He did fraudulently register to vote in Florida as a Republican, even though he was not a resident of Florida at the time. He was, and is, a resident of Minnesota (as a matter of law, your domicile is determined by where you are physically located when you earn most of your income.) His main job was a cop for the Minneapolis Police Department. He had a side job as a security guard at the same nightclub in Minnesota as did George Floyd. So there’s no way he legally qualified as a resident of Florida. If he lied about his residency when he registered to vote, it must be assumed that he probably lied about other things, such as his actual political affiliation. Such a lie in this case would have helped to hide his fraudulent registration from being discovered, if he was registered as a Democrat in Minnesota.
Voter registration is not proof of political views. Those can change over time. And people can and do register to vote in primary elections for strategic reasons, such as attempting to sabotage a party they despise by helping to nominate a candidate less likely to win in the general election. And a fraudulent registration cannot be validly used as a proof of one’s actual political affiliation. Period.
Were Chauvin actually a Republican, that fact would have been put on blast 24/7 by the leftist media. His family, friends, acquaintances and co-workers would have spilled the beans (especially any who were Democrats—and many must have been.) The fact that that hasn’t happened is more than sufficient proof that he was not a Republican.