Mitt faces up to 5 years in jail & $10,000 fine if he did not live in his sons unfinished basement

Posted on April 17, 2012

Mitt Romney faces up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine if he did not live in his sons unfinished basement in 2010



In January 2010 the former Massachusetts governor proudly cast a ballot for Republican Scott Brown in the special election to replace the late Sen. Ted Kennedy. He didnt own property in the state at the time, and had registered to vote listing his sons unfinished basement as his residence. Massachusetts law defines a residence for voter registration purposes as where a person dwells and which is the center of his domestic, social, and civil life. Anyone found guilty of committing voter fraud faces up to five years behind bars and a fine of $10,000.





Is this exactly like that voter fraud thing that the Republicans are always trying to pretend the Democrats participate in? Except that the Democrats dont?



Mitt Romneys motto: vote early and vote often!

http://underthemountainbunker.com/2012/04/17/mitt-romney-guilty-of-voter-fraud/





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If thats true, Romney showed a true commitment to voting for Republican Senator Scott Brown in last years special election, since he owns a $12.5 million home in La Jolla, Calif. and a $10 million home in New Hampshires Lake Winnipesaukee  but no home in the state he was once governor.



Not that he was exactly roughing it. Romneys son Tagg and his wife greatly improved the property in recent years adding an in-ground pool and a jacuzzi to the rebuilt property that spans three old lots, bumping its assessed value up to $3.8 million.



Still, as Belmont, Mass. property assessment records I dug up show, the basement is unfinished  hardly the standard the former investment banker would be used to. Heres a portion of the property record (Belmont Property View).



Of course, as Karger argues to the Massachusetts Secretary of State, Romney likely didnt live in the basement, so it appears like voter fraud, a crime punishable by up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine.



http://www.forbes.com/sites/brendancoffey/2011/06/15/did-mitt-romney-live-in-his-sons-unfinished-basement-last-year/



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http://motherjones.com/mojo/2011/06/did-mitt-romney-commit-voter-fraud The local fishmonger told Karger, They flew the coop. They moved to California. I havent seen Mrs. Romney in over two years, and she used to come in here all the time. Likewise, churchgoers used to worshiping with the Romneys told Karger that they also hadnt seen the Romneys in a couple years. Yet the Romneys continued to vote in Massachusetts, including in the January 2010 special election to fill Ted Kennedys Senate seat. Karger says he even received personal confirmation from Ann Romney about the couples living arrangements. In April, Karger says he ran into her in Las Vegas at a meeting of the Republican Jewish Coalition, where Mitt was speaking. According to Karger, Ann told him they are living in California.





Mitt Romney, guilty of voter fraud?Posted on April 17, 2012Mitt Romney faces up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine if he did not live in his sons unfinished basement in 2010In January 2010 the former Massachusetts governor proudly cast a ballot for Republican Scott Brown in the special election to replace the late Sen. Ted Kennedy. He didnt own property in the state at the time, and had registered to vote listing his sons unfinished basement as his residence. Massachusetts law defines a residence for voter registration purposes as where a person dwells and which is the center of his domestic, social, and civil life. Anyone found guilty of committing voter fraud faces up to five years behind bars and a fine of $10,000. http://dailycaller.com/2012/03/23/romney-voter-fraud-allegations-loom-as-general-election-liability/ Is this exactly like that voter fraud thing that the Republicans are always trying to pretend the Democrats participate in? Except that the Democrats dont?Mitt Romneys motto: vote early and vote often!**********************If thats true, Romney showed a true commitment to voting for Republican Senator Scott Brown in last years special election, since he owns a $12.5 million home in La Jolla, Calif. and a $10 million home in New Hampshires Lake Winnipesaukee  but no home in the state he was once governor.Not that he was exactly roughing it. Romneys son Tagg and his wife greatly improved the property in recent years adding an in-ground pool and a jacuzzi to the rebuilt property that spans three old lots, bumping its assessed value up to $3.8 million.Still, as Belmont, Mass. property assessment records I dug up show, the basement is unfinished  hardly the standard the former investment banker would be used to. Heres a portion of the property record (Belmont Property View). http://blogs-images.forbes.com/brendancoffey/files/2011/06/Belmont-Property-View.pdf I have edited the image to highlight the basement description. Here is the full record: http://blogs-images.forbes.com/brendancoffey/files/2011/06/Belmont-Property-View-full.pdf Belmont Property View full. As a public record you can find the full report also through the town of Belmont here. The property was last inspected by the town on June 21, 2010, well after the states January special election that filled Ted Kennedys old seat.Of course, as Karger argues to the Massachusetts Secretary of State, Romney likely didnt live in the basement, so it appears like voter fraud, a crime punishable by up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine.****************** 211 Tweet