California’s Democratic Attorney General Rob Bonta – the man who foolishly tried to derail the Warner Brothers merger with Paramount – claims mail-in voting is “safe” and “secure.”

Sure.  Hear no evil. See no evil.

The Public Interest Legal Foundation found that in the 2022 midterms, officials rejected 226,250 mail ballots across the primary and general elections for lateness, incorrect or missing signatures or other errors.  In 2025, PILF flagged nearly 100,000 apparently deceased registrants within a sample of roughly 2 million active voter registrants.

Luckily, Californians will vote next month on Proposition 39, which is designed to make it harder for invalid votes to be cast by mail. But opponents have so far spent well over $30 million against the measure. The biggest spenders are public employee unions and the Democratic Party.

Just a few days ago a man pulled up to a USPS vehicle and made off with several trays of mail, including ballots. Just another example that California’s mail in ballots are safe and secure!  Just close your eyes and click your heels three times and it will be true.