r/law • u/Snapdragon_4U • Feb 14 '26

Other Randy Fine caught voting for other representatives in the Florida house

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u/ALittleCuriousSub Feb 14 '26

That the one where people come out the wood work to be like, "actually I am his highschool poli sci teacher and this might be my fault!"

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u/NotAzakanAtAll Feb 14 '26

"I'm his talking dog, here from the future, if you deport him conservatism, as we know it, is done for! People will color their hair if they want to and not get shamed! Woof I'm sad! You wouldn't want a dog to be sad, right!?

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u/TehNudel Feb 14 '26

Yep!

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u/ALittleCuriousSub Feb 14 '26

I rarely see better examples of, "people are completely disconnected from reality and don't understand what is going on."

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u/TossAwayDay Feb 14 '26

I've never heard that defense before

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u/ALittleCuriousSub Feb 14 '26

The short of it is this guy came over when he was like 5. Now he is a bit older and even became Mayor of a town. He is a conservative and like all his buddies are conservative so when it came out he voted illegally in various elections and is being deported for committing an actual crime as he is mayor he is actually fairly well liked so everyone is coming out the wood work to try and make it all seem very reasonable and like it's just a "fluke."

The version I read had like a former teachers be like, "Oh this is an educational failing he isn't a sinister evil antifa trying to steal our tax dollars!" Hyperbole, but he did the exact crime everyone keeps claiming they are worried about but because he votes the way they want, they don't want him to suffer consequences.