Texas Senator Ted Cruz is calling out the very obvious corruption happening right before our eyes in Georgia as Judge Leslie Abrams Gardner, the sister of failed Georgia Governor candidate Stacey Abrams, rules to allow what effectively amounts to no rules in Georgia when it comes to voting rules.

How the Senate swings in one direction or another all boils down to Georgia and Gardner is definitely rigging the game by allowing Georgians to effectively vote for Senate candidates in the state, even if they moved away from their location.

Gardner recently issued a restraining order against Muscogee and Ben Hill county election officials from purging their voter rolls of people with unverified change-of-address data. This happened after election officials asked Garnder to recuse herself from the case due to her relationship with Abrams, a Democrat voting-rights operative and supporter of Joe Biden. Gardner clearly refused.

Former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer weighed in by plainly pointing out what Gardner has ruled to allow.

“This makes no sense,” tweeted Fleischer. “A judge (the sister of Stacey Abrams) ruled that when someone tells the US Postal Service they have moved they still can vote from their old address. Rules have no meaning anymore. This is nuts.”

Cruz then weighed in as well.

“This is absurd,” Cruz added to Fleischer’s tweet. “This is an obvious case for recusal. For Stacey Abrams’ sister to refuse to recuse—and issue this decision despite her indisputable bias—undermines the integrity of the entire judicial system.”

This is absurd.

This is an obvious case for recusal.

For Stacey Abrams’ sister to refuse to recuse—and issue this decision despite her indisputable bias—undermines the integrity of the entire judicial system. https://t.co/u6jntUwbup

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) December 30, 2020

The refusal to recuse herself comes with perfect timing for Democrats. Senate incumbents Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue are currently locked in close races with Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, with Democrats ahead of the Republicans by a handful of points.

Should Georgians be able to vote in the state despite not living there, they could tip the scales further to allow a Democrat win and thus hand over control of the Senate to the Democrat Party, effectively giving them both the legislative and executive branches of the U.S. government.