State Investigation Confirms Only Citizens Vote in Louisiana
September 17, 2025
Not surprisingly, a state investigation found that it’s American citizens who vote in Louisiana.
December 5, 2025 2:58 am
Not surprisingly, a state investigation found that it’s American citizens who vote in Louisiana.
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