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You are an uninformed troll.Actually you're still on start. Square one is a distant dream.
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You are an uninformed troll.Actually you're still on start. Square one is a distant dream.
Inform me. Post some evidence.You are an uninformed troll.
Go to one of threads. The mods have them in conspiracy theories. That is no longer the place for them. You will see all the proof necessary for three states to want to decertify their elections and movements in those states to do just that.Inform me. Post some evidence.
Go to one of threads. The mods have them in conspiracy theories. That is no longer the place for them. You will see all the proof necessary for three states to want to decertify their elections and movements in those states to do just that.
No, that horse has left the barnAny day now Trump will be reinstalled as POTUS
this is only secondarily about him
Election reform is a state-by-state processIf that were true the focus would not be only on the states he lost.
Election reform is a state-by-state process
I think even Tweeners would scratch where it itches first
I think in an honest election trump would have wonNo matter how you spin it, the entire point of everything since the election has been to prove that Trump really won.
Sez youTotally missing that if the POTUS results are invalid so are the results for every single race on the ballot.
I think in an honest election trump would have won
a thought that drives anti trumpsters up the wall
but its the future that matters now
Sez you
if I may speculate on that, there was an urgent need to defeat trump
so urgent that a down and dirty ballot stuffing was all they had time for in the evening hours
There may beIf this were the case there would be massive amounts of ballots with only the POTUS boxes checked....is this the case?
There may be
how am I supposed to know?
The election process is way too confused to have confidence inSorry, I forget sometimes that you never actually do any of your own thinking or research, you just go by what your party tells you.
I will work to remember that in the future.
The election process is way too confused to have confidence in
which is the way you guys want it since it benefits democrats
The sore losers will persist in their denial and crackpot embrace of the lunatic notion of a vast, nationwide conspiracy foisted upon the nation by, conspicuously among others, Republican governors, Republican attorneys general, Republican secretaries of state, other Republican election officials, as well as Republican appeals court judges - still without being able to identify a single suspect, not one collaborator, coordinator, or operative in a caper that would have required thousands.The Georgia Elections Board has approved a subpoena to secure evidence and testimony in an ongoing investigation into whether third-party liberal activists illegally gathered thousands of absentee ballots in the 2020 general election and a subsequent runoff that determined Democrat control of the U.S. Senate.
The vote was a major win for Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who announced the investigation into alleged ballot harvesting in January and was seeking the subpoena authority to assist the probe.
The subpoena power will allow Raffensperger's team to secure evidence about a whistleblower who alleged to an election integrity group that he participated in a large operation to gather ballots in which activists were paid $10 for each ballot they delivered.
Georgia law expressly prohibits third parties from collecting, gathering or delivering absentee ballots, except in the case of immediate relatives.
A vote on the subpoena was delayed by weeks as the Elections Board could not decide on a new chairman. But at a meeting last week, the board unanimously chose member Matthew Mashburn to be acting chairman.
The board then voted out the subpoena in a closed session, according to audio of the meeting reviewed by Just the News.
"All the board members are here," Mashburn said after emerging from the closed-door session. "A quorum is in order. We went into executive session for purposes of discussing pending and potential litigation and for the board to authorize subpoenas in case no. 2020-10-Dougherty County and 2022-003 ballot harvesting."
Officials said the new subpoena powers will be used by Raffensperger's office to secure evidence from the election integrity group True the Vote, which filed a complaint in November saying it had acquired videotapes, a whistleblower's admission and cell phone location records showing what appeared to be a widespread ballot harvesting operation in the November 2020 general election and January 2021 election runoff.
The group's complaint said
surveillance camera footage showed ballot traffickers delivering stacks of ballots to drop boxes between midnight and 5 a.m. and cell phone records showed as many as 240 activists made such deliveries.
The group said a cooperating whistleblower to whom it granted John Doe anonymity admitted he was paid $10 for each ballot he collected and delivered and that scores of others were involved in the operation.
"John Doe described a network of non-governmental organizations that worked together to facilitate a ballot trafficking scheme in Georgia," True the Vote wrote in its complaint. "John Doe claimed to have been one of many individuals paid to collect and deliver absentee ballots during the early voting periods of the November 2020 General Election and the January 2021 Runoff Election."
Raffensperger, who in 2019 led an effort to update state law to explicitly outlaw harvesting, told Just the News earlier this month that his investigators want to secure the identity and cooperation of the whistleblower and to follow the money to who funded the operation.
"We need to get a subpoena for the fella who this John Doe is," Raffensperger explained. "Was he paid? How much was he paid? And then who paid him. And we're going to follow the money, and we're going get to the bottom of it. And we're going to prosecute this, if we find that there's substance to it."
State law currently allows only the ballot traffickers to be prosecuted, and does not invalidate the ballots of voters who are lawfully registered to vote but give their ballot to a third-party.
Some state officials told Just the News they have been privately discussing asking the Georgia legislature to create penalties for voters who surrender their ballots to a third party.
The Georgia investigation comes as other states have begun turning up evidence of ballot harvesting during the 2020 election.
Arizona has prosecuted several activists for illegally collecting third-party ballots, while the former state Supreme Court justice named to oversee an election integrity probe in Wisconsin recently
offered evidence that third parties may have cast ballots on behalf of physically or mentally incapacitated nursing home residents.
Georgia has had at least one famous case of ballot harvesting, in which a local judge and a lawyer were charged more than a decade ago in Chattooga County with using a postal machine to put postmarks on third-party absentee ballots and delivering them in a razor-thin election in 2006 where the judge was leading.
The late State Court Judge Carlton Vines was charged with unlawful possession of ballots, conspiracy to commit election fraud and making false statements in connection with filing notice of candidacy.
His first trial ended in a deadlocked jury in 2009, and a second trial was averted when Vines agreed to resign his judgeship.
Chattooga County lawyer Albert C. Palmour was fined $18,000 in 2011 for his role in the scheme after losing an appeal.
Georgia ballot harvesting probe advances as state elections board approves subpoena
Action allows Secretary of State investigators to compel testimony, delivery of evidence.justthenews.com
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More stalling tactics? Raffensperger filled up his bank accounts with Zuckerbucks, so don’t expect him to do anything to expose his our fraud. Georgia, the rest of the country, especially The South, are totally ashamed you let some fat inner city chick take over your elections. Shame!
The Trumpistas don’t care about evidence. For example, in AZ the election has been certified 5 times and they’re still claiming Trump won the state!They deal in evifdence when they allow evidence to be presented and not until then.
You can count illegal ballots as many times as you want. Dominion was present at the first GA. and AZ. audits. State senates are run by RINOs. AG s are the same, they are corrupt state officials.The Trumpistas don’t care about evidence. For example, in AZ the election has been certified 5 times and they’re still claiming Trump won the state!
Original count- Biden won
Recount- Biden won
Audit- Biden won
State Senate report- Biden won
AG report- Biden won
How many more times does this have to be rehashed?
Good luck with that.You can count illegal ballots as many times as you want. Dominion was present at the first GA. and AZ. audits. State senates are run by RINOs. AG s are the same, they are corrupt state officials.
The election was stolen and the evidence is coming out. AZ. and WI. want to decertify.