So cutting through the nonsense, the President threatened Raffensperger with some kind of criminal prosecution if he didnât conjure up enough votes for him to win and illegally change the election results, which is obviously a felony.
Team Trump also asked to have their campaign lawyers deputized in Georgia so they could just do the damn thing themselves.
A real bright idea.
Post a link to an actual technical analysis that refutes the votes shifting the investigators found and Georgia and we can discuss.
It is entirely with Trumpâs rights to demand that Georgia officials correct their vote count; the accusations against Trump are baseless.
No. Thatâs not how this works - itâs not my job to disprove your claims.
I understand that your burden of proof is someone on youtube said so, and it makes me feel good to believe it - but here in the real world, thatâs not how it works.
No, it is not. He is not asking them to âcorrectâ their count - but fudge it so he wins. He specifically demanded they âfindâ exactly the number of votes he needs.
Itâs a felony.
Knowingly certifying false election results is a felony.
Demanding that false results be corrected is the remedy.
This is not âirrefutableâ and there is no record of the âData Integrity Groupâ outside of this âhearingâ.
You guys will literally believe anything.
Itâs not illegal if the president doesnât care if itâs illegalâŠ
Well no, it isnât. It also didnât happen.
No, it isnât - itâs a crime.
Particularly since the results werenât âfalseâ.
Trumpâs sad feelings = national security. Their ideal scenario is Trump gets to lie about phone calls and the other side should shut up.
Itâs just that simple.
Thatâs the network some posters here are moving to for the truth.
There is no evidence that the vote was false.
Weâre reached the âsnitches get stichesâ phase of the Trump presidency.
Youre right. Thatâs not how it works. If you allege a crime you have to prove itâŠbeyond a reasonable doubt.
And it takes a lot of interpreting and imagining to make it where he wanted to do anything other than find sufficient legal votes.
No. You donât âgot him this timeâ.
Actually, no. I donât have to do anything. The prosecutor has to prove it.
No, it really does not. It takes a lot more imagination to believe anything other than what clearly happened - Trump spent an hour threatening, begging, and otherwise debasing himself in an attempt to convince the SoS to commit large-scale voter fraud on his behalf.
Plausible deniability only goes so far - and this is well past that.
Theyâre also claiming this was an illegal recording because the discussion was part of a âconfidential election settlementâ (whatever that means).
SighâŠ
Trump had folks believing in fraud six months before it never happened. The man has talent.
Thatâs just what Kamala said, so youâre in good company.
Trump is just a fighter.