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To: truthkeeper; goodnesswins
It is the policy of DOJ to not publicly announce any investigation of election fraud or disputes until after all ballots are counted.

This does not mean they must remain inactive, an investigation can be conducted, but must not be publicly disclosed until after the dust has settled after an election, 10 days is a reasonable amount of time for all ballots to be counted.

This is a rule that has been followed for many years (no public announcement) to prevent influcing the outcome of an election.

Do not interpret DOJ silence at this time to mean inactivity!

61 posted on 11/08/2020 8:27:11 AM PST by TruthWillWin
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To: TruthWillWin

“”Do not interpret DOJ silence at this time to mean inactivity!””

How about “we’ve seen nothing but INACTIVITY” from the DOJ. Would that be fair? The last thing we need is the announcement of an INVESTIGATION being ordered. We know how that works. Like Rudy said in Philly - “we’re not stupid.”


85 posted on 11/08/2020 10:01:12 AM PST by Thank You Rush
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