Wyoming's Own Liz Cheney is very from Wyoming, and probably so is her husband Phil Perry, who "continues to practice law in Washington," and "has been registered to vote in both Virginia and Wyoming for the past nine months, even though he signed a document in Wyoming saying he was not registered elsewhere," which is such a Wyoming thing to do, right? We don't know, honestly, that's why we're asking. You see, we are not as from Wyoming as Liz Cheney and her husband who practices law in Washington and isn't from Wyoming but is registered to vote there AND in Virginia, because he's from Wyoming.
Good thing your spouse isn't running for office as a member of the party that protects Constitutional values, moral values and personal responsibility.
To be fair, they're in a gerrymandered district that includes their Georgetown townhouse. You didn't think the Wyoming GOP would stop at the state line, did you?
I may be in trouble then. When I moved to Connecticut, I probably swore the same oath when I registered. But I never unregistered from my previous state. Or the one before that. Or the one before that. That makes me a registered voting offender.
He can get away with this fraud only because Wyoming doesn't have a voter ID law.
<i>No</i> form of fraud or duplicity is off-limits for those True Patriots. They&#039;re fighting the forces of evil.
Good thing your spouse isn&#039;t running for office as a member of the party that protects Constitutional values, moral values and personal responsibility.
To be fair, they&#039;re in a gerrymandered district that includes their Georgetown townhouse. You didn&#039;t think the Wyoming GOP would stop at the state line, did you?
In Wyoming, being a white male is an acceptable form of voter ID.
I guess he takes &quot;vote early, vote often&quot; seriously. Besides, voter fraud is for little people. And Democrats.
It appears he does have two personae, at least.
I&#039;ll bet he doesn&#039;t remember all of his rapes either.
In his defense, I don&#039;t think he meant to get caught.
We are all Wyomians now.
I may be in trouble then. When I moved to Connecticut, I probably swore the same oath when I registered. But I never unregistered from my previous state. Or the one before that. Or the one before that. That makes me a registered voting offender.