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To: Fledermaus

Perhaps you should read the law he abided by in the 2020 election. He requested the law be changed after that election. It was and he signed it.


12 posted on 05/03/2023 3:33:15 PM PDT by maddog55 (The only thing systemic in America is the left's hatred of it!)
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To: maddog55

There is the letter of the law and doing the right thing. State legislators were pleading with Kemp to call a special session so they could investigate the glaring election problems. He was going to, then did a 180 when his daughter’s boyfriend died in a car crash. The next Monday, he changed his mind.

He never addressed the issue of SOS Raffensperger changing election rules regarding signature matching in a settlement agreement/consent decree with democrats in March 2020. That was illegal, only state legislature can change election law.

I could go on, there were so many things that were wrong that he stood by and allowed. Why did he allow Raffensperger to oversee the GBI investigation into the election. Issues? Everything had to go through the SOS.

A strong governor would have stood up for right. Allowing others to undermine GA election integrity is as bad as doing it oneself. There is no excuse.


13 posted on 05/03/2023 3:44:48 PM PDT by LilFarmer
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To: maddog55

State law didn’t allow mail ballots, only absentee if requested and approved. In 2020 they ignored law and did drop boxes, kicked out observers I Fulton Co (fake water main break), didn’t require signatures, let votes be counted relieved after election day, etc.


15 posted on 05/03/2023 3:57:18 PM PDT by Fledermaus (It's time to get rid of the Three McStooges; Mitch, Kevin and Ronna!)
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