But Voter Fraud doesn't exist, right?

Giancarlo Sopo, Communications Director for Florida Congressman Joe Garcia, has resigned in the wake of his role in a voter fraud scandal. He said it was really for ‘personal and financial reasons.’ The plot ‘to submit hundreds of fraudulent absentee-ballot requests’ occured during the August primary last year.

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He is one in a string of campaign workers working for Democrats who have been forced to resign amid voter fraud charges.

Chief of staff Jeffrey Garcia ‘abruptly resigned’ as Congressman Joe Garcia’s ‘longtime political advisor,’ after his role in the voter fraud scheme became apparent.

Upon Jeffrey Garcia’s resignation, Congressman Joe Garcia insanely defended his chief of staff by declaring that the system is ‘prone to fraud,’ as reported by Fox News.

Perhaps not so ironically, in November 2012, Garcia ’also worked last year on the campaign of Democrat Patrick Murphy of Jupiter, who unseated tea-party Republican congressman Allen West.’

But there is more.

In addition to the resignations of Giancarlo Sopo and Jeffrey Garcia, yet another man, Juan Pablo Baggini also resigned amid voter fraud allegations last month. Baggini was the Operations Director of Commissioner Francis Suarez’s Mayoral Campaign who resigned ‘after the Miami-Dade Elections Department found that 20 absentee ballot requests all came from Baggini’s computer,’ as reported by the local news, WSVN.

But voter fraud doesn’t exist, right?

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