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To: butterdezillion
If Dominion can’t produce the records they are supposed to keep, then it is known that the law was broken.

Not one case, so far, has made it past "standing", so the potential for this type of evidence to ever get reviewed are slim to none.

If Peters took a snapshot of the system showing that they had the records before Dominion showed up to do their “Trusted (cough... cough) Build”, then it is shown that Dominion deleted the records.

I remember some time back, I want to say during Lindell's symposium in South Dakota, seeing the different images of the drives and she, at the very least, should be considered for a medal herself.

I daresay the folks behind the 2020 cheat/steal won't be seeing any repercussions any time soon.

4 posted on 08/08/2024 2:58:48 PM PDT by dware (Americans prefer peaceful slavery over dangerous freedom)
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To: dware

Why have retention laws if not for accountability to the average joe voter?

This whole “standing” crap is baloney. This is MY country, dammit! That’s what this is all about. Whose country is it anyway, ya stinkin’ slimeball judges and lawyers?


8 posted on 08/08/2024 3:31:41 PM PDT by butterdezillion
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To: dware

When I argued for a Presidential eligibility law in Nebraska, one of the points in the proposed legislation was a provision that any Nebraska voter has standing to sue.

I think every state needs to have it explicitly stated that it is EVERY VOTER’S BUSINESS to make sure we have honest, Constitutional elections. That means ANY VOTER can demand that the vote tabulation system prove the election and counting were accurate.


10 posted on 08/08/2024 3:39:29 PM PDT by butterdezillion
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