Stephen Miller: Single Greatest Abuse Of Voting In Any Democracy In The World Is The Democrat Party’s Policy Of Mail-In Ballots
White House Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller dissects Democrats’ stance on crime and public safety, mail-in ballots, and President Donald Trump’s crackdown on crime on “The Ingraham Angle” with host Laura Ingraham.
LAURA INGRAHAM, FOX NEWS HOST: Well, when you think about California itself, I mean, they really pushed against voter I.D. requirements in California. They obviously want illegal aliens to vote, so he says and he thinks this is a winning argument for some reason that that is tantamount, to, quote, voter suppression, requiring I.D. and not allowing illegal aliens to vote when you read between the lines and to that, you say? STEPHEN MILLER, DEPUTY WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF: The single greatest abuse of voting in any democracy in the world today is the Democrat Party’s policy of mass, anonymous, unverified mail in ballots. I mean, just think about this for a second. Any one in California can drop off a ballot where they don’t verify the citizenship of who submits it, the residency, the age, the criminal history, the eligibility or the signature, completely anonymous vote by mail, voting by cellphone would be vastly more secure than a system of tens of millions of unverified, unsolicited, unregistered mail in ballots with no identity verification, including of course, no citizenship verification. On top of that, Laura, as we know, California has outright stolen House seats just by counting illegal aliens in the census. There are entire members of Congress from California whose districts only exist because their constituents are illegal aliens. There’s — you’ll never find an example of a more direct theft of American franchise and civil rights than creating Democrat House seats comprised of illegal alien constituents.
