Posted on 11/04/2020 11:41:56 AM PST by socialism_stinX
Any college sophomore who took statistics could serve as an expert witness in a trial, to show the statistical impossibility of that being legit.
It’s a game of chicken between a traditionally red Kent county and traditionally blue Genesee.
Who blinks (reports) first will lose.
“It’s amazing that they didn’t throw in a few thousand fake Trump ballots just to make their scam less apparent.“
Literally No other candidate got a single vote from these miracle ballots. Not a single vote. They really are brazen about it. Almost like they are taunting us.
Good. Wolfie has no power in seating the state’s electors, it’s up to the PA legislature.
CAREFULLY random sample and inspect ballots for COUNTERFEITS!
Then Jorgensen must get at least one electoral vote from the 538 possible to be considered by the House. Ross Perot got 19% of the popular vote in 1992 and still got zero electoral votes. Unless there is a faithless elector like the seven we had in 2016, then no go on Jorgensen.
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“The fact they also want access to ballots counted when they didn’t have access could be quite revealing if they win this suit. Of course unless they suddenly come up missing.“
You know your post got me to thinking. What if we purposefully gave them the rope they will hang with? Aka we knew they would cheat, allowed them to cheat, so we could bring the whole thing down. Super doubtful but an interesting thought exercise. Trump is kind of a genius at these type things.
“Shouldn’t this have been done sooner?“
Not necessarily.
Crime can’t always be prevented - society needs to rely also on after-the-fact crime deterrence and mitigation, i.e., detection, prosecution, punishment and reparations.
For example, a cook or food server might poison our food. To what lengths should we go to prevent that? We could only eat at home. We could assign observers to watch every step of our food’s preparation.
But nobody does that - it is just not practical - instead we make laws and impose penalties.
Likewise, I don’t know if it is possible to have representatives of all campaigns monitoring every step of every vote and every tally at every precinct - certainly all reasonable measures should be taken - but beyond that, it should be assumed that crimes will still be committed.
Any reasonable suspicion of voting irregularities need to be thoroughly investigated - and if crimes were committed, harsh penalties should be imposed.
#Detroit: Tense atmosphere in the Wayne county vote counting place in Detroit. Police is now controlling the area of the hall. (not allowing GOP poll watchers in)
https://twitter.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/1324084638747447300
Police is now controlling the area of the hall. (not allowing GOP poll watchers in)
Back the blue!
The state legislators can choose the electors for the state. That doesn’t throw it into the ‘mad house’.
Excellent. GOP controls legislatures in WI, MI, and PA.
Three corrupt rat governors and SoS. Either they recuse themselves, or resign.
Wolf today ‘boasted’ that the “NEW” plan for PA vote count continues as was changed in early 2019....which is the extension of days to count votes ‘after’ Nov. 3rd. (While they stuff ballots of course)...
They really have no shame in what they’re doing rather love boasting about it....just as is written.....”They strut their evil before you.”
President Merkin Muffley: General Turgidson, I find this very difficult to understand. I was under the impression that I was the only one in authority to order the use of nuclear weapons.
General "Buck" Turgidson: That's right, sir, you are the only person authorized to do so. And although I, uh, hate to judge before all the facts are in, it's beginning to look like, uh, General Ripper exceeded his authority.
Given election law it’s doubtful they can stop the count; however, they can review the process to make sure it meets requirements outlined by State & Federal statutes. This is something that needs to be done on the national level, otherwise this state by state approach is going to lose momentum quickly...
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