McAuliffe Doubles Down on Restoring ‘Felons for Hillary’ Voter Rights

Let’s call this what it is. Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe doesn’t give a rip about the rights of felons. His only concern is delivering votes for Hillary Clinton.

His unconstitutional blanket restoration was struck down yesterday by the Virginia State Supreme Court 4-3.

Fortunately, the beginning move of McAuliffe’s plan to stack the Virginia Supreme Court with a Democratic appointed Circuit Court Judge Jane Marum Roush. The one saving grace here is that McAuliffe’s recess appointment was rescinded by the Republican legislature and Roush was sent packing, and she was replaced by Stephen Richard McCullough.

And if I may digress a minute here, I hope the voters will remember how close we were to seeing all 206,000 felons, a list that included rapists, child molesters and people who had served their time but were deemed “too dangerous” to return to society, usually because they say they will commit the same crimes again, allowed to vote. And the reason was the one turncoat Republican Senator Glen H. Sturtevant Jr. who insisted that Roush be allowed to keep the recess appointment seat most believed to be unconstitutional because the Legislature was still in session.

Now we can’t be 100% certain how Roush would have voted, but she was appointed to the circuit court by a Democratically controlled legislature under a Democrat Governor, Douglas Wilder.

And Democrats have a nearly 100% record of placing liberal activist judges on the bench.

So had Sturtevant prevailed with his insistence that Roush be a Supreme Court justice, the likely outcome would have been that McCullough’s vote finding McAuliffe’s blanket restoration unconstitutional would have been a Roush vote finding this blanket restoration even to people too dangerous to be in society was perfectly fine. The decision would have been 4-3, but in McAuliffe’s favor.

We dodged a bullet that would have never been fired save for turncoat RINO Senator Glen Sturtevant.

Below is McAuliffe’s email sent this morning directing his staff to try to put as many of these felons back on the voter lists to help his friend Hillary.

My comments are in red.

Yesterday we suffered a setback in our fight to end a century-old policy of self disenfranchisement that disproportionately impacts African Americans in our Commonwealth.

African Americans disproportionately commit crimes, mostly against their fellow African-Americans. In 2012, white males were 38 percent of the population and committed 4,582 murders. That same year, black males were just 6.6 percent of the population but committed a staggering 5,531 murders.

Republicans and the Supreme Court successfully reversed the order I signed on April 22nd to restore the rights of more than 200,000 former felons who had served their time and completed supervised release. The court ruled that instead of restoring rights to Virginians as a group, the Governor can only restore them individually. That ruling was a blow to our work to end this ugly policy of selfdisenfranchisement.

But this fight is far from over.

Last night I instructed my staff to comply with the court’s order and individually restore the rights of the more than 13,000 Virginians who had successfully and unconstitutionally registered to vote following my unconstitutional April 22nd Executive Order. Soon they will have their rights back and will be able to have a voice in their society once and for all.

I also initiated the process to work our way through the entire list of more than 200,000 Virginians whom we have identified as eligible to have their rights restored according to the criteria I have set. Yet I refuse to release the names because some of these people committed horrible crimes and have not paid back their victims for things like medical costs required by their violent crimes. Nor have many provided restitution for things that were stolen or destroyed by these crimes.

We will work around the clock if necessary with you stupid Virginia taxpayers paying the overtime to make sure every Virginian who has served his or her time and reentered society in search of a second chance can access the rights that are fundamental to being an American. And the cool thing is we don’t even plan to ask them if they want the right to vote back. And I have no issue sticking Virginia with the bill for the court costs and overtime costs. I have already taken the Commonwealth from a budget surplus to a huge deficit. You suckers will be paying higher taxes because of me for years. But I plan to have a nice cushy job with Hillary feeding on your Federal tax dollars.

Will you sign our petition here to show you stand with us in solidarity? Link removed.

Right now, Republicans are celebrating the fact that they successfully stripped so many of their own constituents of the right to vote. And if y’all believe that you are as dumb as I think you are.

But if we work together, we can restore the rights of every single person who was covered by the action that was overturned yesterday, and hold the people who politicized this simple question of constitutional law accountable for their extreme actions. Like me, Terry Mac. I was the one acting against your stupid Constitution it turns out.

Add your name here to show your support for the voting rights of 200,000 citizens and that you will not stand to see their rights be taken >>> Link removed.

The fight for civil rights is never easy. As Virginia history demonstrates all too well, there are often setbacks along the way. Like my unconstitutional actions. But there is no question that our cause is just and the people of Virginia are on our side. Just not the Constitution. If you will stand with me now, we can end beat the Republicans and end racial self disenfranchisement once and for all. At least until Hillary is elected. Then I don’t care what you bastards do.

Thank you for standing with us,

Unconstitutional Terry

Now you know the whole story.