2000 Mules

smallfil · Jun 2, 2022

Tsing Tao said:
Records show coordinated Arizona ballot collection scheme

PHOENIX (AP) — An Arizona woman indicted in 2020 on accusations of illegally collecting ballots apparently ran a sophisticated operation using her status as a well-known Democratic operative in the border city of San Luis to persuade voters to let her gather and in some cases fill out their ballots, according to records obtained by The Associated Press.

Guillermina Fuentes, 66, and a second woman were indicted in December 2020 on one count of ballot abuse, a practice commonly known as “ballot harvesting” that was made illegal under a 2016 state law. Additional charges of conspiracy, forgery and an additional ballot abuse charge were added last October.

Fuentes, a former San Luis mayor who serves as an elected board member of the Gadsden Elementary School District in San Luis, has a Thursday court date where she may change her not guilty plea. Her co-defendant awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to a reduced charge several months ago.

Fuentes is accused of collecting ballots during the 2020 primary election in violation of the law that only allows a caregiver or family member to return someone else’s early ballot, and in some cases filling them out.

Her attorney, Ann Chapman, has not responded to repeated inquiries seeking comment, including on Wednesday.

Republicans have rallied around the possibility of widespread voting fraud in the 2020 election where former President Donald Trump was defeated. They’ve pointed to the charges against Fuentes as part of a broader pattern in battleground states.

There is no sign of that in the investigation records, though. They were obtained through a public records request from the Arizona attorney general’s office that was first made in February 2021, but was denied. The AP sent a new request last October after more charges were filed against Fuentes. The attorney general finally provided more than 20 documents laying out the investigation late last week.

The records show that fewer than a dozen ballots could be linked to Fuentes, not enough to make a difference in all but the tightest local races. It is the only case ever brought by the attorney general under the 2016 law, which was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court last year.

Investigators said it appears she used her position as a powerful figure in the heavily Mexican American community to get people to give her or others their ballots to return to the polls.

The alleged illegal ballot collection by Fuentes and her co-defendant happened in plain sight outside a cultural center in San Luis on the day of the primary election, the reports show. Fuentes was at a card table set up by supporters of a slate of city council candidates and was spotted with several mail-ballot envelopes, pulling out the ballots and in some cases marking them.

The ballots were then taken inside the cultural center and deposited in a ballot box.

It was videotaped by a write-in candidate who called the Yuma County sheriff. An investigation was launched that day, and about 50 ballots checked for fingerprints, which were inconclusive. The investigation was taken over by the attorney general’s office within days, with investigators collaborating with the sheriff’s deputies to interview voters and others, including Fuentes.

Although Fuentes is charged only with actions that appear on the videotape and involve just a handful of ballots, investigators believe the effort went much farther.

Attorney general’s office investigator William Kluth wrote in one report that there was some evidence suggesting Fuentes actively canvassed San Luis neighborhoods and collected ballots, in some cases paying for them.

Collecting ballots in that manner was a common get-out-the-vote tactic used by both political parties before Arizona passed the 2016 law. Paying for ballots has never been legal.

There’s no sign she or anyone else in Yuma County collected ballots in the general election, but investigators from the attorney general’s office are still active in Yuma County.

The Arizona Republic reported Tuesday that search warrants were served last month at a nonprofit in San Luis. The group’s executive director is chair of the Yuma County board of supervisors and said the warrant sought the cell phone of a San Luis councilwoman who may have been involved in illegal ballot collection.

And at a legislative hearing Tuesday where election conspiracy theorists testified, the Yuma primary election case was again a highlight.

“It’s all about corruption in San Luis and skewing a city council election,” Yuma Republican Rep. Tim Dunn said. “This has been going on for a long time, that you can’t have free and fair elections in south county, for decades. And its spreading across the country.”

Ballot abuse is a felony that carries a possible sentence of up to two years in prison and a $150,000 fine.
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This is just one instance where they caught one person. However, there are thousands of mules harvesting ballots and those ballots were handled by other people who are not the actual voters. Seniors at nursing homes who have dementia or even people who died, got their ballots turned in and voted. The same goes for college students who graduated or moved to other schools. Their ballots were taken and harvested and voted by people committing widespread fraud. The 2,000 mules is very conservative estimate and chances are good, there are thousands more who harvested ballots and were part of committing massive election fraud. Add the irregularities in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin, that is enough to affect the November 8, 2020 elections. To be fair, RINOs were just as guilty in Arizona, Georgia, etc. They wanted President Donald Trump out so bad, they cannot help themselves.

Bugenhagen · Jun 2, 2022

Crap, I'm the 2nd person to say

2000 Moscow Mules

On the whole Internet. A Google search shows a guy started a Tweet with it. So close!

easymon1 · Jun 3, 2022

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easymon1 · Jun 4, 2022

FortuneTeller · Jun 5, 2022

You can bet your bottom dollar that the Democrats are working on stealing the 2024 election just like they stole the 2020 election.

In fact, a song was written about it in 1957. They saw the steal coming even way back then.

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easymon1 · Jun 5, 2022

Think Tony Stark could handle this information that was a direct result of the 2000 Mules documentary?
He took some time to get over his hero Illin' Omar but he eventually swallowed hard and realized that she hates the states. But this is over his pay grade probly, lol. Better let him keep his illusions.

easymon1 said:
Yuma County Woman Guillermina Fuentes Finally Pleads Guilty In Ballot Trafficking Case
Published June 2, 2022 at 6:38pm

Slimey Democrat Guillermina Fuentes. Book that bitch Dano!
View attachment 286030
Contact Mark Brnovich to demand real action against these criminals.

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gwb-trading · Jun 6, 2022

easymon1 said:
Think Tony Stark could handle this information that was a direct result of the 2000 Mules documentary?
He took some time to get over his hero Illin' Omar but he eventually swallowed hard and realized that she hates the states. But this is over his pay grade probly, lol. Better let him keep his illusions.
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Once again... this case involved 4 ballots in the PRIMARY Democratic 2020 election in Arizona, NOT the GENERAL 2020 election. 2000 Mules has nothing to do with this case. This case was underway long before the movie was created. The Guillermina Fuentes case has NO relationship to the 2000 Mules movie.

easymon1 · Jun 6, 2022

Still good to see a crook go down ain't it gwb? Why sure it is. enjoy.

gwb-trading · Jun 6, 2022

easymon1 said:
Still good to see a crook go down ain't it gwb? Why sure it is. enjoy.
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I fully support prosecuting actual election fraud.

I don't support fictional movies claiming wide-scale election fraud occurred with a bunch of absurd claims which are obviously false --- a movie which was put together with the sole intent of undermining democracy in the U.S.

Why do you hate democracy?

easymon1 · Jun 6, 2022

gwb-trading said:
I fully support prosecuting actual election fraud.
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Sure ya do, lol.

Republic democracy
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