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Fearing a party loss this past fall in Michigan, these two scumbags decided to put fake Tea Party candidates on the ballot in an attempt to split the Republican vote. More individuals may be charged.
Democrat and Republican officials within the county worked together to expose these two and bring charges upon them. That folks, is how to work together and I'm glad we're still able to do so if only on a local level.
Obviously, Bauer and McGuinness are not the sharpest tools in the shed.
Fearing a party loss this past fall in Michigan, these two scumbags decided to put fake Tea Party candidates on the ballot in an attempt to split the Republican vote. More individuals may be charged.
Democrat and Republican officials within the county worked together to expose these two and bring charges upon them. That folks, is how to work together and I'm glad we're still able to do so if only on a local level.
Two former Oakland County Democratic Party workers face felony charges from a six-month grand jury investigation into allegations of election fraud.
Jason Bauer, the former political director for the county party, and Mike McGuinness, the former county party chairman, arraigned Wednesday in Oakland County Circuit Court before Judge James Alexander.
Patterson and the other county officials asked for a grand jury to look at filings made by Oakland County candidates for The Tea Party group where signatures didnt match their voter registration cards and after one candidate protested he hadnt filed to run and was living out of state.
In the grand jury warrant handed down by Sosnick, McGuiness and Bauer are accused of fraudulently entering Aaron William Tyler as a Tea Party candidate for District 2 County Commission in July.
After learning he had been entered as a candidate, Tyler sent a letter to then-Oakland County Clerk Ruth Johnson in August stating he hadnt filled out paperwork to appear on the county commission ballot.
Obviously, Bauer and McGuinness are not the sharpest tools in the shed.
