Kimmel's Reckless Voting Advice: Election Interference Exposed
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Posted 3 hours ago
**Election Interference: Kimmel’s Disturbing Call to Action**
Late-night television has taken a grim turn as comedian Jimmy Kimmel recently urged his viewers to vote late if they support former President Donald Trump.
Kimmel’s comments, made during a 20-minute monologue, not only disparaged Trump but directly encouraged a tactic that could undermine the democratic process.
“If you want to vote for Trump, vote late. Vote very late,” he stated, suggesting supporters delay their voting until days after the election.
This reckless advice echoes strategies condemned in the past as potential election interference.
The Department of Justice has previously charged individuals for disseminating misinformation that can confuse voters about when and how to cast their ballots.
In 2016, social media influencer Douglass Mackey was arrested and imprisoned for exactly this type of misleading guidance.
Kimmel's statements were encapsulated in a video that could come back to haunt him, as his suggestion could easily mislead less-informed voters into thinking their participation could be counted after the election deadline.
The Biden administration, fully committed to combating “misinformation” in elections, has set a precedent for charging those who cause confusion around voting procedures.
It begs the question: will Kimmel be held accountable for his actions, or will he escape scrutiny due to his celebrity status?
Many Americans are tired of the left’s incessant focus on punishing those they perceive as threats while simultaneously undermining the very electoral system they purport to protect.
Voter integrity is paramount in maintaining the foundation of our democracy.
As we head into critical elections, it’s essential to ensure that every voter is informed and confident that their voice will count without confusion or misinformation clouding the process.
The integrity of our electoral process not only matters to conservatives but is a value that should resonate with all Americans seeking a fair and honest voting experience.
Sources:
westernjournal.com
redstate.com
lifenews.com
Late-night television has taken a grim turn as comedian Jimmy Kimmel recently urged his viewers to vote late if they support former President Donald Trump.
Kimmel’s comments, made during a 20-minute monologue, not only disparaged Trump but directly encouraged a tactic that could undermine the democratic process.
“If you want to vote for Trump, vote late. Vote very late,” he stated, suggesting supporters delay their voting until days after the election.
This reckless advice echoes strategies condemned in the past as potential election interference.
The Department of Justice has previously charged individuals for disseminating misinformation that can confuse voters about when and how to cast their ballots.
In 2016, social media influencer Douglass Mackey was arrested and imprisoned for exactly this type of misleading guidance.
Kimmel's statements were encapsulated in a video that could come back to haunt him, as his suggestion could easily mislead less-informed voters into thinking their participation could be counted after the election deadline.
The Biden administration, fully committed to combating “misinformation” in elections, has set a precedent for charging those who cause confusion around voting procedures.
It begs the question: will Kimmel be held accountable for his actions, or will he escape scrutiny due to his celebrity status?
Many Americans are tired of the left’s incessant focus on punishing those they perceive as threats while simultaneously undermining the very electoral system they purport to protect.
Voter integrity is paramount in maintaining the foundation of our democracy.
As we head into critical elections, it’s essential to ensure that every voter is informed and confident that their voice will count without confusion or misinformation clouding the process.
The integrity of our electoral process not only matters to conservatives but is a value that should resonate with all Americans seeking a fair and honest voting experience.
Sources:
westernjournal.com
redstate.com
lifenews.com
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