- A recent CSPOA conference in Las Vegas drew attention for its controversial mix of attendees, including felons, disgraced politicians and sheriffs
- The event aimed to address extremism allegations within the group and outline plans for upcoming elections, such as investigating alleged voter fraud
- Critics raised concerns about potential election interference and misinformation
A right-wing sheriffs’ group that challenges federal law held a bizarre rally in Las Vegas last week featuring felons and conspiracy theorists as the country’s presidential election is just months away.
The Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, founded in 2011 by former Arizona sheriff Richard Mack, held its annual conference in Las Vegas last week at the Ahern Luxury Boutique Hotel conference center.
The group, known as CSPOA, teaches that elected sheriffs must ‘protect their citizens from the overreach of an out-of-control federal government’ by refusing to enforce any law they deem unconstitutional or ‘unjust.’
The right-wing ‘constitutional sheriffs,’ claim legal power in their jurisdictions that exceeds U.S. federal government and state authorities.
In particular, this time around, the organization […]
Maybe if we all went to mail-in ballots, we could bypass these people and get our votes counted as they should be. Everyones vote should be counted no matter what way we use to get it in the ballot box.