The Vindication Myth: The Impact of Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick's Voter Fraud Reward

Recently, Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick offered a reward for reporting instances of voter fraud. The reward system has apparently paid off, with Erik Frank collecting $25,000 for reporting that republican Ralph Thurman voted twice. However, this does not necessarily mean that Republicans will feel vindicated.

Is There Valid Vindication Here?

Bwahahaha… Erik Frank has collected $25,000 for reporting that Ralph Thurman, a Republican, voted twice. The question remains: will Republicans feel vindicated? Would proving that their opponent committed voter fraud be enough to provide them with a sense of vindication?

No Proof of Widespread Fraud

Of course not. If they committed fraud and still lost, it would just further validate their defeat. What they really want is proof that they won, either fairly or by other means. Several hundred such instances of double voting have been reported, and as far as I know, all of them have been in favor of Donald Trump. After all, he did tell his supporters to vote more than once!

Acknowledging the Court Ruling

I think it's important to acknowledge the court's ruling. In a 61-0 dismissal of voter fraud cases, the courts have indicated that there has been no voter fraud. This means that the award received by Erik Frank, while interesting, is not enough to provide Republicans with a sense of vindication.

The End of Voter Fraud Allegations

There was no evidence of voter fraud, as indicated by the courts in their 61-0 dismissal of voter fraud cases. Republicans, with their keen interest in combating and prosecuting voter fraud, will not see vindication from a single successful report of double voting. This indicates that they are serious about ending and prosecuting any instances of voter fraud.

Conclusion

As an American, I believe in the importance of prosecuting all instances of election and voter fraud. It does not matter if the fraud was committed by a Republican or someone from another political affiliation. The goal should be to uphold the integrity of the election process.

Putting on Our Big People Pants

It's time to put on our big people pants and grow up. There was no voter fraud as the courts have indicated. Republicans in Texas are serious about ending and prosecuting voter and election fraud, but this single instance of double voting does not provide the vindication they seek. The courts have spoken, and the time for childish games is over.