[kiryandil]

The biggest issue is that both parties are in on it, and don't want to rock the boat.

There are a handful of Republican good guys [and gals] in the state, but there are many, many Pubbie grifters.

[CFW]

This statement from Raffensburger is strange:

Following the SEB meeting, Raffensperger, a Republican, posted on his X account Wednesday morning: “Georgia's Election Integrity Act requires counties to certify the election results by November 12th and we fully anticipate that counties will follow the law.”

Does he mean that no matter if fraud is evident, counties HAVE to certify their election results by November 12th anyway? One would think he would add a qualifier that counties must insure their results are certifiable. What's the reason for certification if not to attest the results are true, correct, and without fraud?

[daler]

“The biggest issue is that both parties are in on it, and don't want to rock the boat.”

I've always been of the opinion that election winners, i.e those that are in power, are not about to go the extra mile to investigate whether their victory was anything other than 100% legitimate.

Therefore, nothing is likely to come of these “investigations.”