Who cares, honestly?

You know that he's not going to face any repercussions from it. Why dwell on it and waste your energy on here going back and forth about it?!

Anonymous wrote:I’m sorry but everyone bitter about how the election went will need to park their pitchforks and torches.

This was dumb and embarrassing and wrong but we don’t even know if he was planning on voting for his dad. Maybe he didn’t want his family thrown into this chaos

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Anonymous wrote:This is not an issue -- funny, curious sure but a non-issue.

For the person that cited the law -- he did not vote. You have to vote to trigger that law.

There is no attempt crime for that law.

Inaccurate. There is not a statute about attempted voter fraud specifically, but there is one about attempting anything that's a felony. Which voter fraud is. I doubt they'll prosecute but if they did he could be convicted of the felony of attempting a felony.

Anonymous wrote:I guess this is sort of a gotcha moment but most people won’t see this as more than a silly prank and the faux outrage will just sour them even more on the chattering elites now synonymous with the Democratic Party, so have at it.

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If sending Democrats in to pose as white supremacists was just a "stupid prank," then this doesn't even register.

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Anonymous wrote:Also: "all the voter fraud"?? Because a teen tried to test the system? Okaaayyy...

He presented a valid ID. That’s not trying to cheat. LOL

“The young man presented identification but was ineligible to be registered due to his age “

So the system worked. And a child told the truth.

The feigned outrage here is breathtaking.

Now he should go buy a gun and get on a plane with it! If he’s stopped, he can just say he’s testing the system!

or try to break into DoD servers just to "test the system".

Oops I got in? You were supposed to catch me and prevent me from committing a crime!

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Anonymous wrote:Republicans always deflect; never take responsibility. It’s such bad behavior for our society.

This has got to be satire. So much sanctimony, so little self-awareness.

Nope, just look at all the apologists and deflectors on this thread. After screaming about “stop the steal” for almost a year and backing a candidate who claimed we needed election integrity laws in Virginia, their candidate’s kid attempts to commit voter fraud and his campaign issues a statement that says the 17 yo kid of the Governor-elect didn’t know he couldn’t vote at 17. Absolutely ridiculous behavior.

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Anonymous wrote:Imagine the reaction by the anti-American right-wing media complex if Malia Obama had done something like this.

And imagine the reaction by the left mocking people fue trying to make an issue out of it.

The left has more of a moral conscience than the right. That’s why Al Franken stepped down and Gym Jordan is still in office.

The GOP demonstrates this every day.

Al Franken was *forced* out. By Democrats. At least get your facts straight.

Anonymous wrote:Republicans always deflect; never take responsibility. It’s such bad behavior for our society.

This has got to be satire. So much sanctimony, so little self-awareness.

Anonymous wrote:So he was just...uneducated.

There’s no way he’s that stupid. He was trying to pull a dumb “stop the steal” stunt.

And you people saying it’s no big deal – Tucker Carlson would be screaming about this for weeks if the shoe were on the other foot and you effing know it.

Anonymous wrote:I guess this is sort of a gotcha moment but most people won’t see this as more than a silly prank and the faux outrage will just sour them even more on the chattering elites now synonymous with the Democratic Party, so have at it.

Donald trump says he and his followers are elites, so…

So he was just...uneducated.

Anonymous wrote:I’m sorry but everyone bitter about how the election went will need to park their pitchforks and torches.

This was dumb and embarrassing and wrong but we don’t even know if he was planning on voting for his dad. Maybe he didn’t want his family thrown into this chaos

The hypocrisy is stunning.

So, Youngkin now has to stepdown, right?

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Anonymous wrote:Yawn. He did a dumb thing - but he didn't do anything illegal, as noted in the article. He was probably trying to see if they were paying attention, which they were. So that's a good thing.

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Uh, is this your spin? It wasn’t a good thing. It was illegal.

Did you read the article? The Virginia code actually doesn’t cover the scenario of using a legitimate ID to vote but you’re underage or haven’t registered. It’s not illegal. But it won’t get you anywhere either, hence he was turned away.

Stupid teenager. But if he had gone in with a utility bill in a registered voters name anywhere in VA who was not going to vote [day of, early, or mail in] technically he could have voted. If a member of FCDC and underage or not a citizen he could vote for the FCDC non partisan FX school board endorsement.

Anonymous wrote:This is not an issue -- funny, curious sure but a non-issue.

For the person that cited the law -- he did not vote. You have to vote to trigger that law.

There is no attempt crime for that law.

Attempting to commit a crime is a crime