The Democrats’ Dirty Game: How They’re Undermining the Democracy They Claim to Defend

From Manipulating Ballots to Money Laundering: The Real Threat to Democracy Lies Within the Left

There’s something rotten in the state of Georgia. Not Denmark, mind you—Georgia, USA, where the dog days of summer have left more than just sweat stains and magnolia blossoms in the air. A Georgia resident, Jeffrey Mayr, recently found himself holding a piece of political flotsam that floated all the way from California: a postcard encouraging him to apply for an absentee ballot for the upcoming election—an election in California, that is.

The innocent-looking postcard, marked with an optimistic message about democracy and freedom being on the ballot, should have been just another nudge to participate in the great American tradition. But there's a catch—Jeffrey lives in Georgia, and this postcard was an invitation to vote in a state where he has no legal residence. Is it a mistake? A case of sloppy data handling? Or is it something more sinister?

Connecting the Dots: A Left-Wing Operation?

This isn’t just about one misdirected piece of mail. The postcard is part of a broader pattern that has left many questioning whether there’s a concerted effort by left-wing organizations to influence elections through absentee ballots, sometimes pushing the boundaries of legality. The postcard sent to Jeffrey Mayr bears all the hallmarks of a calculated operation designed to manipulate the electoral process in favor of the Democratic Party.

Take the Center for Voter Information (CVI) as a prime example. CVI, a nonprofit with deep ties to the Democratic Party, has been at the center of a storm for sending out millions of unsolicited mail-in ballot applications. This isn’t an isolated incident; it’s a widespread campaign that’s been causing chaos and suspicion across multiple states. And let’s be clear, this organization isn’t just some benign civic group—it has direct links to Democratic heavyweights, including veterans of Bill Clinton’s presidential campaign and top operatives who’ve worked to boost Democratic candidates in recent years​(ProPublica).

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