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.@ebonybowden a NY Post reporter wrote a hit piece about @ProjectLincoln this morning. It described me as an inactive voter in Utah. I voted by mail in 2016 and 2018. I switched my reg to independent in the Summer of 18. I am disturbed to learn this information and am looking
Hey Steve, hope this helps you get to the bottom of it since you're so "disturbed." I think you'll find everything in the story is supported by documents. Again, you have my email if you'd like a correction. Thanks!pic.twitter.com/iPUuycCpqx
This has the party affiliation as "unaffiliated" not Republican. If you had been paying attention you would know as many of us do that Steve changed his party affiliation in 2018. Therefore, he is "inactive."
Is that true? The message at the bottom says Inactive is not voting in two general elections or not responding to the clerk. It says nothing about party affiliations or primaries to make one Inactive.
She should start looking for a new job, because all she can do at this point is double and triple down. It will not end well for her if the @nypost does the right thing.
Because everyone knows the Secretary of State records are correct. <pro tip: they are not correct in many instances, for a number of reasons>
Pro tip. If you are in a hole. Stop digging.
Ebony, be better at your job!
The document notes the party affiliation as "unaffiliated" not Republican. Steve hasn’t been a Republican for quite sometime. SOOOOO.....wait for it.....HE’s not an active Republican BUT he’s been very active.
The message at the bottom says Inactive is not voting in two general elections or not responding to the clerk. It says nothing about party affiliations or primaries to make one Inactive.
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