I think I’ve told you that there have been five examples of voter fraud in my county in the past 30 years that I know of.

One was a guy who voted in two different states in three election cycles and was running for office in one of them. Two were a conspiracy to vote elderly African American people by mail in the Republican primary. Two others attempted to vote twice in the same election on the same day, and one of them went home to change clothes, put on a wig and a baseball cap, and thought they “wouldn’t recognize” him. They all have one thing in common: they were all Republicans. The last two were vocal Trump supporters. None were prosecuted by the Republican district attorney.

And now with Mark Meadows and his wife wanting us to believe they live in a trailer on a remote mountain top, it’s fun to keep adding to that list.

Matt Mowers is a former Trump aide who is now running for Congress in New Hampshire. In 2016, he cast a ballot in the GOP primary in New Hampshire, where he was director of Chris Christie’s campaign.

And then …

Four months later, after Christie’s bid fizzled, Mowers cast another ballot in New Jersey’s Republican presidential primary, using his parents’ address to re-register in his home state, documents The Associated Press obtained through a public records request show.

Republicans are scrambling to his defense, calling it a “gray area” of the law. You know, like there’s 50 Shades Of Gray Travel Tours of the country to vote in every state’s primary in the same election year.  I dunno. It looks like a troublesome display of tomfoolery to me.

And I know this is kinda mean, but if you shaved his head, he’s a solid ringer for Stephen Miller. It creeps me out.