Posted on 11/06/2020 1:33:08 PM PST by Signalman
Yep—Just got to convince them.
And Ga., N.C., Mich., and Ariz.
“judge” Roberts says otherwise, and that
it matters not what the English says, given
the gifts and enjoyment he received on Epstein Island.
fine but how do you find those that came in after that time to take those counts out of the total? I hope there is a way but I would be surprised if they left any trace of time of receipt.
That is one route.
The most explosive route will be when an investigation finds where the extra million votes from places like Montgomery and Chester Coa. PA were manufactured. I predict that that conspiracy will break down quickly under lawyer’s questioning, resulting in the destruction of several political machines in the most brazen voter fraud scheme in history.
That’s fine on PA and GA, but Arizona doesn’t look like it’s going to happen.
I’m not calling Pennsylvania either way, but Trump needs more than just Pennsylvania at this point. He also needs Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada, and Alaska. Of those he is most likely to get North Carolina and Alaska, then maybe Pennsylvania. Still not enough to get to 270. One of the few times I’ve been wrong about an election. I really thought he was going to win.
I think the way it would be done is that those counties where the cheating was blatant are disqualified, and the votes are not added to the total. (But I could be wrong.)
I believe that when each batch is received has to be officially recorded, and time-stamped as well. You can't have that many ballots arriving at different times, and not be required to officially log them in, and record the times they are received. According to the way the Pennsylvania Legislature wrote the Bill, no ballots received at the counting center after 8 p.m. on November 3rd, are valid.
You can't have that many people involved in overwhelming fraud like this, and not have individuals who will immediately crack, and give up the goods.
The Supreme Court in the 2000 Bush vs. Gore decision, not only stopped the Florida recount, but it stated that Courts do not have the authority to re-write election law, because the only ones who can write election law is the State Legislature. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court knowingly violated the 2000 Supreme Court decision. Many other courts have as well since this crap started.
They’ve wasted a lot of time, and money in doing so, and I want to know what is going to be done about it.
Anther FReeper made a good point: forget Philly and focus on the Philly suburbs. No doubt there was A LOT of fraud there and that defuses the racial issues a bit.
He did win if you count legal votes.
If you toss out all illegal and unverified votes, than Trump may will all of those states.
Not Nevada. Nevada is a de facto blue state now thanks to all the California expats settling there. And even Nevada's 6 votes will give it to Biden if he wins there. If the Trump campaign has evidence of voter fraud now would be a good time to produce it. Otherwise I will just have to accept that more folks in this country hate Trump than I thought.
He did win if you count legal votes.
If there's massive voter fraud, why isn't Trump doing anything about it? I'm not a fan of conspiracy theories. Unless and until hard evidence comes to light that a significant number of people voted illegally I will accept that I was overly optimistic about Trump's chances.
BKMK
“how do you find those that came in after that time to take those counts out of the total?”
You don’t. You can’t. Do what Newt recommends and disqualify every single ballot in the precincts where fraud has taken place. The entire precinct is nonexistent in relation to this election.
If Precinct Captains and RAT operatives object that NONE of their votes were counted, maybe they’ll decide to behave themselves next time.
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