They allege he deprived people of their right to vote by posting memes. Absurd on its face. If you were tricked out of voting because you saw a meme, that's on you. Nobody took your rights away.
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This Ricky Vaughn case is insane. The federal government is criminally prosecuting a guy for posting memes five years ago. He faces 10 years in prison. This is some real life dystopian stuff. Almost unbelievable.
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Hope he has/gets a great lawyer and counter sues them. Complete bs.
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This prosecution is certainly a violation of the 1ˢᵗ amendment but the government wants to use the process or punish its opponents. This is actual tyranny.
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Wild thing? This guy was solid closer for the Cleveland Indians in the 1989 season.
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He created a fake, official-looking notice telling people they could now vote by text. More than 4,000 people were tricked by it. Conning someone out of their vote is a crime as well it should be.
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