Part 10/13:
The conversation examines how illegal votes—such as those cast by non-citizens or illegal immigrants—impact American elections. They concur that these votes may sway outcomes, especially in swing states, and criticize courts for siding with illicit practices, effectively shielding them from accountability.
This creates a sense of frustration: if courts protect illegal voting and government agencies ignore these issues, what legal recourse remains? One speaker suggests that the current system permits illicit activities to flourish, pushing more active and sometimes partisan efforts to resist, including possible extralegal actions.