Kevin McCullough Reporting Enough "Glitches" Have Switched PA Back to Trump

Kevn McCullough of KMC Radio ^

[TigerClaws]

Kevin McCullough @KMCRadio · 3h UPDATE: The spread in PA is 45k. They’ve now found enough “glitch” switches in PA to give the lead back to @POTUS . The most recent occurred in only 1 hour.

[MayflowerMadam]

A guest on War Room today said that Georgia GOP leaders and at lower levels have been getting definite threats from the RATs, so have pretty much gone silent.

I hope some of the threats have been recorded to include in future court action.

[PJ-Comix]

But damn...GA and AZ are still out there in the blue column I think.

I heard Joe Hoft on War Room say there were also the same type of "glitches" in WI and MI. He might have also mentioned AZ but I don't remember.

[TigerClaws]

To that add riots and peaceful looting.

Add violent attempt at overthrow.

[PJ-Comix]

There’s something rotten about the GA SOS, despite claiming to be a Christian conservative. Either complicit or massive incompetence that he keeps doubling down on.

Ted Haggard type blackmail involved?

[LilFarmer]

For sure. He walked his statement back slightly yesterday that there is no fraud but the caveat that it wouldn’t affect the outcome or something.

What about the overnight counting and huge dumps for Biden and no GOP observers? How is that not a huge amount of fraud? Every ballot that was counted between 10:30 pm and 7am in Fulton county (at the arena) needs to be looked through with a fine tooth comb as well as the machines audited.

The fact that he says the outcome won’t change is just mind boggling.

[LilFarmer]

Maybe this is why he won’t talk about the “glitches” in GA

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger certified that Georgia’s new voting system is reliable and accurate Friday as state officials finalized a $107 million contract with Dominion Voting Systems.

The certification of the new voting system, which combines touchscreens and paper ballots, was required before it could be used in Georgia elections. The state had announced last week that Dominion won the state’s voting contract, ***before certification testing had been completed***

https://www.ajc.com/news/state—regional-govt—politics/georgia-new-107m-voting-system-certified-for-use-elections/aCJvJ6TosKpMxGlvhPg0rM/

[nwrep]

Another right wing fog of war spreader peddling unsubstantiated news to hopeful conservatives.

[boycott]

I think there may be a better chance to gain MI than WI. Seems a lot more fraud in MI than WI that could be proven.

[CalTexan]

Important!

https://parler.com/post/20ed6b906b434b718da9a13daabc735b?fbclid=IwAR30KEc9jHwNoLgfKbgo39NAa4mO_P5LAY_rNxgSAKnMyBTt0kPo1Bdj5Hc

[fr_freak]

agree...tweets are nice but in the end are worthless..

Disagree completely. Half this battle is the information war/war of perception. The leftist news media are doing their best to normalize the idea that Pedophile Joe has won. While Trump's team pursues proof of all the fraud, they must also keep the media from succeeding in lulling the masses into accepting this lie, or else the entire process becomes a whole lot more difficult.

There are a LOT, A LOT of people jumping in and looking for election irregularities all over the country right now. Statements like this help motivate the troops.

[God luvs America]

i hope you’re correct and i’m wrong...

[Fury]

agree...tweets are nice but in the end are worthless..

Coulda, shoulda, woulda is not going to work in court. Hard data will win in the end.

[rollo tomasi]

Donohue v. Board of Elections of State of NY was in 1976, a Federal District court not the SCOTUS and the plaintiffs (Voters not candidate) stated that they were not sure the fraud would have overturned the election

Pay attention to the opinion, again this is not the SCOTUS, in fact very little exists of SCOTUS opinions on the matter and certainly not in 1974, Reynolds v. Sims comes close though, however, the opinion of Donohue creates interesting openings for the Trump campaign:

Where a state or municipal agency is alleged to have deprived individuals of equal protection of the laws, it may be the subject of the federal court's exercise of equitable powers… The City and State Boards of Elections are not immune and may lawfully be enjoined from debasing or diluting the votes of qualified citizens

...and...

As the Supreme Court said in Reynolds v. Sims, supra, where political districting in Alabama was challenged under the fourteenth amendment: [T]he right of suffrage can be denied by a debasement or dilution of the weight of a citizen's vote just as effectively as by wholly prohibiting the free exercise of the franchise.”

...and...

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the argument that administrative infirmities in an election, in the absence of "willful or knowing" dilution of ballots, create a remedy in federal courts.

It is necessary… to plead and prove specific acts of misconduct, including the time, place and circumstances of the alleged deprivation of the right to vote.

Purposeful deprivation of the right to vote will not be assumed merely because there is evidence that election officials acted incompetently or negligently.

The fraud or other unlawful behavior must be committed by persons acting under color of state law, or by private persons acting jointly with state officials.

The party seeking a new election must establish that the fraud or other unlawful behavior changed the outcome of the election. In the absence of proof of a causal relationship between the unlawful conduct and the result of the election, injunctive relief must be denied.

...and...

Protecting the integrity of elections particularly Presidential contests is essential to a free and democratic society. It is difficult to imagine a more damaging blow to public confidence in the electoral process than the election of a President whose margin of victory was provided by fraudulent registration or voting, ballot-stuffing or other illegal means. Indeed, entirely foreclosing injunctive relief in the federal courts would invite attempts to influence national elections by illegal means, particularly in those states where no statutory procedures are available for contesting general elections.

...and...

Finally, federal courts in the past have not hesitated to take jurisdiction over constitutional challenges to the validity of local elections and, where necessary, order new elections.

The fact that a national election might require judicial intervention, concomitantly implicating the interests of the entire nation, if anything, militates in favor of interpreting the equity jurisdiction of the federal courts to include challenges to Presidential elections.

[Vaduz]

Sound like the democrats ran out of money.

[HamiltonJay]

Yes let’s see some evidence of this. Not some guy tweeting something

[true believer forever]

Actually, the people who need to be convinced are the Republican state legislatures.

That is _totally_ _doable_.

The legislatures pick the electors—Article 2 Section 1 of the Constitution and the Twelfth Amendment.

Contact Information for State Legislators (inc. phone and emails):

Contact Information for PA Legislators:

House: https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/home/member_information/mbrList.cfm?body=H

Senate: https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/home/member_information/Senate_bio.cfm?id=1689

Contact Information for State Legislators In Wisconsin:

https://legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/

https://legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/

Contact Information for Georgia State Legislators:

House and Senate: https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members/GA

Contact Information for North Carolina: House and Senate:

https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members/NC

Contact Information for Arizona:

https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members/AZ

Click on the legislator's name, will take you to all contact information.

[Jumper]

If he lies, cheats and steals he isn’t saved, anymore.

[bitt]

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[tet68]

Has anyone watched McCabe’s testimony today?
I haven’t seen it yet.

[pepsi_junkie]

Seems to be buried, I don’t see a thread here. Election making it disappear in prominance. I’m sure the GOP is thanking him for his service and congratulating him on his retirement and wishing him well.