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This your argument, that because they didn’t re-start counting with some arbitrary immediacy after the Republicans left, everything was on the up and up? If so, that’s literally the worst argument ever made. These accusations aren’t being made in a vacuum. Fulton and DeKalb have ALWAYS had election/vote-counting shenanigans going on. To presume they didn’t do it, THIS TIME, is beyond naive.

No, that’s not my argument (though it would be a nice straw man for you to use if you were so inclined — though, for the sake of constructive discussion, I hope you’re not.) I was replying to another poster who claimed that in the video you could see one of the election workers checking to see if the the Republican observers were gone so that counting could resume. But it didn’t happen that way, so I laid out what actually happened in my post in some detail.

Of course, I am not claiming just because the poster I was replying to was wrong on this point that therefore no fraud occurred. I’m simply saying that her/she should not let this particular erroneous recollection of events influence his or her judgement as to whether or not fraud occurred. Capeesh?

I just carefully watched the State Farm security cam video again. The election workers in the room never stopped counting ballots. They were counting ballots when the Republican observers left the room at 10:45pm and they were still counting ballots when Richard Barron called at 10:58pm. The Republican observers left that room under their own volition while ballots were still being counted.

If you don't believe me then please watch the video for yourself. You can find the video here. Let me know if you need help navigating it. Note that the Republican observers (man in blue jacket and pink shirt and lady with gray hair) leave the room at 10:44:56.

Tracy Pick, Giuliani's assistant during the Georgia Senate Election hearing, said this in her televised testimony in front of Georgia state legislators:

Look at the ladies in yellow. You'll see that they'll begin just sitting still, doing nothing. Obstensibly not working because, after all, they said they were going to stop counting. They will wait until the witnesses -- the press and the observers in that roped off area -- leave the room. Then you'll see them move into action scanning ballots.

But none of this is true. This is just misinformation intended to mislead GA state legislators and the American public. Ballot counting never stopped. The Republicans observers left of their own accord while ballots were still being counted.

Does anyone find this troubling?