1 July, 2017
Rep. Dana
Rohrabacher,
101 Main
Street #380
Huntington
Beach, CA 92648
Dear
Congressman,
Re: Voter
“fraud”
Should
California acquiesce with the demand from the president’s commission on voter
fraud and submit information on its voter rolls?
I believe
not. In the first place, the commission is set up to “investigate” a
non-existing problem. There is not
the slightest evidence to support the president’s conviction of massive voter
fraud, based solely on his pique at having lost the 2016 election by 3,000,000
votes. The vice chairman of the commission, Kris Kobach of Kansas, failed
notably to demonstrate voter fraud in his home state despite a
relentless and futile search, and will find none here. Still, he issues a highly
questionable demand to states to release information on their voters.
Thankfully, many states are refusing the request.
It is an
irony, is it not, that Trump pursues this fantasy with a vengeance, even as he
refuses to do anything about the proven attack on our election system by a
hostile foreign power?
Please
let me know your thoughts in this matter. Should our state acquiesce with this
unreasonable and arbitrary demand?
Respectfully,
Peter
Clothier, Ph.D.
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