Jezcoe
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I stopped here.
How would they determine that?
āDoes the ballot have a signature that matches the voter registration card? If not, throw it out.ā
He thinks ballots have signatures.
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sikofit
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So you didnāt see the part where they should interview under immunity every election observer and postal worker who has an issue? The only reason there is shield them from perjury is to cast doubt.
Jezcoe
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So get rid of the American system of casting a secret ballot.
Cool.
Sure. Investigate away. Not sure what you expect to find consideringā¦we saw the cases loaded and later unloaded and counted. What do you think happened since it was all on video?
Your approach is as naive as accepting Chinaās word that the Wuhan virus did not originate in their Wuhan lab while they obstruct any access to the site, personnel and paperwork that would be necessary to verify their denial.
There are observersā affidavits that claim wrong-doing and thereās obstruction by election official to the forensic evidence that could either prove or disprove the observersā claims. The officials know what the forensics will show, but are doing everything to prevent access to that evidence. That doesnāt ring any alarm bells for you?
How do you know who he voted for?
Yes. The obstruction of a forensic investigation is evidence that something happened that the officials donāt want exposed. Like Cuomoās obstruction of elderly resthome death numbers proves knowledge of culpability.
How can we know that without them being inspected by an impartial or bipartisan agency?
The same people suspected of fraud recounting and saying they are OK, and without checking the chains of custody, is hardly a reliable confirmation that nothing dishonest was done
Jezcoe
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So⦠you are telling me that Republicans who voted for Trump⦠you know the guys who ran the election in Georgia⦠should be suspected of fraud?
Under what grounds?
Jezcoe
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Where was there obstruction?
That people think affer Davidās mean anything is alarming, and the lack of logic or evidence for such strongly held beliefs is alarming. Iām somewhat alarmed that people know so little about how electoral systems work that they believe any of these wild eyed conspiracy tales are even possible is alarming.
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Jezcoe
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What evidence is there to support this subpoena?
" Standing committees in both houses of the United States Congress have the authority to send out subpoenas for legitimate lawmaking and investigation purposes. This compels the production of testimony or records, and failure to respond constitutes contempt of Congress.[9]"
The state legislature wrote the laws regarding election process, prescribing the time place and manner in which an election is held. If one of their committees decides there is sufficient eye witness testimony to the standing election law being broken, they have the right to investigate and to subpoena forensic material relevant to that inquiry.
Jezcoe
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Certainly they have evidence that fraud occurred to issue the subpoena in the first place⦠right?
So what is it?
Jezcoe
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Why shouldnāt we?
The full unedited video has been available for quite some time.
Smyrna
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This is whatās being fed at the sheople troughs. So if this is true, why would they not tell the individual who calledā¦sorryā¦canāt do thatā¦the observers left? Why would they continue? Is that not illegal? There is no excuse my friend exceptā¦fraud.
Video taken hours before shows the table being brought into the room at 8:22 a.m. Nothing was underneath the table then.
At 10 p.m., with the room full of people, including official monitors and the media, video shows ballots that had already been opened but not counted placed in the boxes, sealed up and stored under the table.
The reason? Employees thought they were done for the night.
āThey were closing things up and getting ready to leave,ā Watson said.
Hereās where the confusion comes in:
Media and observers left as employees packed up. But Fultonās election director called a supervisor at State Farm a few minutes later, telling them to keep counting after the Secretary of Stateās office called and said they shouldnāt stop counting for the night so early.
After that call, employees pulled the containers of ballots back out and went back to work.
āNo magically-appearing ballots,ā Gabriel Sterling with the Secretary of Stateās office said. āThese were ballots that were processed in front of the monitors, processed in front of the monitors and placed there in front of the monitors.ā