I cant keep up with everything but I did see a couple interviews with the person in charge of Georgia elections as well as another man involved who did a press conference about the elections and his concern over the safety of the people working to count the vote, etc
both claimed to be Republicans and both claimed the count was fair and accurate, why should we not trust what they said?
I trust nothing of what they say. Show me. The Governor sold his soul to Dominion and there are rumors that some family members got kickbacks. They had to stand their ground or be exposed.
In addition, if these people question the vote, they basically admit their own miserable failures. In addition, all eyes were on Fulton County and the suspect ballots taken from under the table....so what do they do? They audit Cobb County. Lastly, when ballots were adjudicated, the original ballots were destroyed. So all we can see is what was adjudicated, not what was wrong with the initial ballot that caused it to be adjudicated. It's a free attempt at fraud without any evidence. My question stands....why were so many ballots adjudicated? I found the below link but most of the internet has been scrubbed. Can you explain this?
94% of 113,130 ballots were adjudicated (“questionable”) in Fulton County, Georgia
www.investmentwatchblog.com
There may be enough ballots adjudicated illegally in this year’s election to move Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, and Michigan to the Trump column. Enough states for Trump to win the election.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
Go to the video and listen to the parts outlined in the article. 106,000 votes were adjudicated out of 113,000. It's worse (staistically) than what I posed earlier because I thought there were 130,000 ballots in the batch.
The media kept quiet about a hearing on Wednesday before the Georgia Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Elections. Perhaps they did so because important information emerged establishing beyond a doubt that significant fraud occurred in Georg...
www.americanthinker.com
Quote: "There was a point in that video where we showed, it was Richard Barron, who had said that 113,000 votes were cast, a 105,000 were adjudicated. Right? Now, that's not physically possible, you know, which we can prove mathematically but, at the same time, if you adjudicate 105,000 votes, you have to understand from a technological perspective, as we've delved into all the different aspects of how the vote moves along, when you adjudicate a ballot, that old reference, the image that you saw or anything like that, is completely destroyed. It's gone. You can no longer reference that thing. And when you go run a hand recount like you did in Georgia, then you're looking at a printout of those ballot scans. So, at no point did the original voter intent enter into that process once it's been destroyed."