Sidney Powell calls on Georgians to vote, but says runoff election should be postponed: Powell and Lin Wood are usually in lockstep. But when it comes to the Georgia Senate runoff, they diverge.

For the last month, attorney Lin Wood has been calling on Republicans to boycott the upcoming Senate runoff election in Georgia. He says voter fraud is so rampant and election results are so untrustworthy, the only way to properly address it is to force Republican lawmakers to act immediately. That includes Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Purdue whose political careers hang in the balance.

Wood's friend and fellow attorney, Sidney Powell, has a slightly different take. While acknowledging that voter fraud is rampant and the Georgia election system is corrupt, she is calling on Republicans to still show up at the polls. But in doing so, she also notes the election itself should be postponed in light of the widespread voter fraud clearly present in the state.

To be clear: Yes everyone should go vote in the #Georgia runoff, but really, it should be postponed until there’s no question of fraud.
That should be clear from the hearings in GA yesterday!#WeThePeople are entitled to transparency & complete honesty in our elections@LLinWood pic.twitter.com/rfuP6ssjsC
— Sidney Powell 🇺🇸⭐⭐⭐ #Kraken (@SidneyPowell1) December 31, 2020

Some have accused Wood of working against Republicans for reasons other than what he claims. A handful of hit pieces have come from conservative media (though none from this site) calling him out for donating in the past to Democrats along with Republicans. He is an unabashed Trump supporter, but he may not be a GOP supporter, the opinion pieces claimed. But Wood has stood by the notion that he is generally apolitical, not a Democrat or Republican. He said he was drawn into a more active role in politics by the emergence of President Trump.

He also regularly reminds people that businessman Donald Trump often donated heavily to Democrats before running for office. It’s common for the wealthy to hedge their bets with political donations.

Republican Governor Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger have been accused by multiple attorneys, including Wood and Powell, of participating in the both the various voter fraud schemes in their state as well as the subsequent coverup. They have toed the line between trying to act like they’re in favor of a free and fair election but have offered up roadblocks all along the way.

Retaining control of the Senate is a top priority for the GOP, but exposing rampant voter fraud to the degree that it corrects the results of the presidential election must maintain primacy. The nation is at stake.

The 17th Amendment says nothing about minimum voter percentage requirement. So a state law that throws out the results of a federal election on the basis of not reaching minimum voter participation is unconstitutional imo.

Such a law gives desperate Democrats a second chance to cheat ballot box.

In fact, I still question if Dominion stole votes from Perdue so he wouldn’t have enough votes to win under alleged unconstitutional state minimum voter percentage law.

Insights welcome.

I don’t see how Republicans refusing to vote has anything to do with uncovering or preventing fraud. It’s totally nonsensical.

The theory goes like this: the only unknown when applying the cheat algorithm is the actual voter turnout.

In 2016 the cheaters UNDER-estimated the turnout, so Trump's victory overcame the cheating.

They did the same thing in 2020, but they were so blatant with the fraud that they stopped the counting in order to recalibrate the machines.

Now, suppose, that they apply the cheat algorithm, but they grossly OVER-estimate the number of people voting for the Republican. If that happens, the algorithm will obey it's programming. What is 2-5? Answer is -3. That is mathematically correct. So, if they over-estimate voter turnout, then when the cheat algorithm is applied, it will show NEGATIVE votes for the Republican. Never mind that it is impossible to have negative votes -- that is what will happen if they over-estimate the turnout.

So what Lin Wood is saying is that if Republicans were to boycott the run-off, then the Republican voter turnout would be very low, and if the cheat algorithm is applied, then it would show NEGATIVE votes for the Republican, which would be proof positive of the fraud.

The conspiracies theories, flawed thought processes and hysterical lack of logic are the problem. In regards to the federal 2020 election, 300,000 fraudulent votes out of 155,000,000 votes is only two-tenths of 1 percent of the total vote.

It’s not healthy or realistic to disproportionately blame one’s failures on external causes. Such mental weakness leads to more unnecessary defeats.

In other words, you conservatives in Georgia can win! Campaign! Get the vote out!

Were I in Georgia, I would vote for the GOP Senate candidates out of a sense of duty, not in the expectation of them winning, unless McConnell cut a deal with the Democrats to allow the GOP to retain the Senate. The level of fraud in Georgia is incredible: videos of campaign workers in Atlanta running boxes of ballots through machines repeatedly after Republican observers left due to a false claim of a water main break. The refusal of the Georgia governor or secretary of state to allow a forensic audit of the ballots. The shredding of ballots in Fulton County to prevent a State Senate committee from reviewing the ballots. The uncontrolled and unsupervised ballot boxes in several Georgia locations. And then there is the issue of the integrity of Dominion machines.

And this is just one state. Similar events took place in the other five contested states. In all six states, there were sudden surges at about the same time in the middle of the night from Democrat controlled counties with 98 per cent Biden votes that flipped them out of the Trump column. These events cannot be coincidence. Not a "conspiracy theory ", which is a slur meant to marginalize those who doubt the mainstream narrative pushed by the MSM, social media, Hollywood, the Democrats and the RINOs.

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