Speaker Mike Johnson said proxy voting was "unconstitutional" (after he did it himself—39 times.) Last week, GOP Rep. Byron Donalds voted remotely—while in LA. Let's just call that what it is. It's voter fraud. Maybe he thought nobody would notice. I noticed.

By the way—Republican leaders are blocking bipartisan efforts to allow remote voting for new parents like @RepPettersen, who just gave birth. She can’t vote because this majority refuses to put in place the tools to allow remote voting. Even though they do it themselves.

Speaker Johnson’s proxy voting hypocrisy is textbook D.C. grift. He sued to end it during COVID but used it 39 times himself. Now he blocks new parents from voting remotely while claiming it’s unconstitutional—a slap in the face to constituents. Byron Donalds voting from LA? Just another example of elites rigging the system while pretending to care about the Constitution. The real fraud is Congress wasting taxpayer time on performative debates instead of modernizing for working families. Cut the double standards—proxy voting for all or none.

@ByronDonalds is this true? Did you or someone on your behalf make an unauthorized vote?

More of this please. You should look into the GOP member who was out for 6 months, in a hospital in Texas. Did Johnson cover that up or hide it?

Remember, proxy voting is only prohibited for women that just gave birth. Men are exempt.

Need a tissue Jimbo ? Speaking of voter fraud, why is your wife voting in Massachusetts when she doesn't live or work here ?

Okay, so let's make sure everyone is held to the same standards. All members of Congress should resign and special elections be held.

What is the punishment for breaking house voting rules?

Get in front of a camera and simplify this message to the MAGAts, because they are stupid af and only understand simple slogans. Tell the American people about their voter fraud and make them defend it