So, as far as GA, all our work was for naught.
Well, he’s and no. For Kemp, Raffensperger, et al, probably yes. I don’t know what kind of hold *someone* has on them, but they are obviously more afraid of them than us.
But there are many in our state legislators who are very aware of what is going on and are working hard on educating and getting others onboard, especially some of the GA state senators. I have been in contact with several and they are committed to not letting this fraud stand. There is a lot they didn’t know, thanks to the complicit MSM but Georgians are educating them. This petition was circulated the other day, originally 20 signed on but were threatened by the alt. gov and backed out https://secure.campaigner.com/csb/Public/show/5is4-2bzvwo—sn1lc-qkxshy9 But the Texas lawsuit has lit the fire under some of those to act. I was told by a rep from Fulton to keep calling and pressuring because it is working, they are feeling the pressure.
With enough support in the legislature, they can take matters in their own hands, bypassing both the governor and sos, and that is what many of us are working hard to pressure them to do.
The House is holding another hearing tomorrow and will include a lot of the witnesses that did not testify at the first hearing. David Shafer
@DavidShafer
Twelfth Congressional District Republican Committee filed a federal lawsuit earlier tonight against @GaSecofState Brad Raffensperger challenging his mismanagement of absentee ballots.