Cont: Trump et al continued “2020 election” conspiracy theories

[slyjoe]

That's a cool gif.

People also need to consider more than half the voting public saw how corrupt and incompetent Rump was/is and voting him out was a big election draw.

It was a cool illustration. Wonder which election it reflected.

 

[EaglePuncher]

Hillary got 65 million votes in 2016, but Obama got 4 million above that in 2008: 69 million, and he did so by winning 873 counties. However, magically, Biden broke Obama's record by a whopping 12 million votes while winning only 537 counties, *334* fewer counties than Obama won. Never, ever in U.S. history has there been such a gigantic disparity between a presidential candidate's alleged vote total and his number of counties won. Never. Not once. Not even close.

Leaving aside the impossible turnout numbers that were initially reported--but then hurriedly "corrected"--in many suspect counties, there are only two innocent explanations for the gigantic, unprecedented disparity between Biden's alleged vote total and his number of counties won: (1) there was a massive migration into many or all of the 537 counties that Biden won, or (2) there was a staggering increase in voter turnout large enough to overcome Trump's 12-million increase in votes, to overcome the substantial increase in Trump's share of four major minority voting blocks, and to overcome Biden's loss of 336 counties that Obama won in 2008.

Nice!

 

[smartcooky]

Trump was right about election fraud in Michigan...

... he just had the wrong year and the wrong people committing the fraud

https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc...aud-claims-actually-proved-true-sort-n1295741

"To get on this year's ballot for governor in Michigan, state law required candidates to collect at least 15,000 signatures from registered voters and submit them by the April 19 deadline."

"The state’s Bureau of Elections, which reviews the submitted petitions to ensure the signatures are valid, said after examining the petitions of the GOP gubernatorial candidates that it found a “volume of fraudulent petition sheets” that it had never seen before. The bureau said the fraud was so widespread that after it struck the invalid signatures, five of the 10 candidates were lacking the requisite 15,000 valid signatures needed to remain on the ballot. This included the two front-runners: former Detroit Police Chief James Craig and businessman Perry Johnson. In Craig’s case, the bureau reported that his campaign submitted over 21,000 signatures, but more than 11,000 were invalid, leaving him with just 10,192 “facially valid” signatures, well below the requirement."

"Part of what made the bureau suspicious, as detailed in its report, was some petition sheets not showing evidence of “normal wear” that would be found if a person carries a petition around for hours or even days to gather signatures. It also said some petitions appeared to be “round-tabled,” meaning people took turns signing lines on the petitions in an attempt to make the signatures appear authentic. Plus, it said it found the petitions included fake signatures of many dead voters. Looks like Trump was right again, this time about dead people getting involved in elections."​

Republicans committing election fraud huh! Who'd a thunk it!

 

[The Great Zaganza]

Imagine the 24/7 outrage if this had been Dems.
Instead - crickets.

 

[eerok]

These things move so slowly, but things are finally starting to happen for Pillow Boy.

Smartmatic Attorneys Demand $546K In FAFO Money From Mike Lindell And His Lawyers (abovethelaw.com)

Last week Judge Carl J. Nichols had enough. He not only granted Smartmatic’s motion to dismiss, but he also agreed to sanction Lindell, his company, and his lawyers Douglas A. Daniels and Heath A. Novosad, both of whom have already withdrawn from the case.

“In particular, the Court concludes that at the very least Lindell’s claim against Smartmatic under the Support or Advocacy Clause falls on the frivolous side of the line (other claims do too),” he wrote. “As a result, the Court orders Lindell and his previous counsel to pay some of the fees and costs Smartmatic has incurred defending itself and moving for sanctions under Rule 11.”

 

[dudalb]

These things move so slowly, but things are finally starting to happen for Pillow Boy.

Smartmatic Attorneys Demand $546K In FAFO Money From Mike Lindell And His Lawyers (abovethelaw.com)

Pillow boy deserves it, not so sure about the lawyers who have quit.

 

[eerok]

Pillow boy deserves it, not so sure about the lawyers who have quit.

The lawyers filed some stupid and baseless counterclaims. When you fail pathetically enough, that's what can happen.

 

[mikegriffith1]

Just last week, newly released records in Arizona show that Maricopa County counted 19,000 invalid ballots. Given that Biden only "won" Arizona by 11,000 votes, that act of election fraud alone may have changed the outcome and wrongly awarded the state to Biden.

https://justthenews.com/politics-po...ounty-counted-19000-late-invalid-ballots-2020

In case you're wondering, Just the News is a news organization recently started by veteran journalist John Solomon, formerly at The Hill.

Here's my website on election fraud in the 2020 election:

https://sites.google.com/view/electionfraudin2020/home

 

[slyjoe]

Just last week, newly released records in Arizona show that Maricopa County counted 19,000 invalid ballots. Given that Biden only "won" Arizona by 11,000 votes, that act of election fraud alone may have changed the outcome and wrongly awarded the state to Biden.

https://justthenews.com/politics-po...ounty-counted-19000-late-invalid-ballots-2020

In case you're wondering, Just the News is a news organization recently started by veteran journalist John Solomon, formerly at The Hill.

Here's my website on election fraud in the 2020 election:

https://sites.google.com/view/electionfraudin2020/home

Whoever wrote that article doesn't understand the law. At all. Which is typical of election fraud conspiricists.

 

[jsfisher]

...
In case you're wondering, Just the News is a news organization recently started by veteran journalist John Solomon, formerly at The Hill.

"...according to the Epoch Times" has a ring of credibility, doesn't it?

 

[Paul2]

Just last week, newly released records in Arizona show that Maricopa County counted 19,000 invalid ballots. Given that Biden only "won" Arizona by 11,000 votes, that act of election fraud alone may have changed the outcome and wrongly awarded the state to Biden.

https://justthenews.com/politics-po...ounty-counted-19000-late-invalid-ballots-2020

In case you're wondering, Just the News is a news organization recently started by veteran journalist John Solomon, formerly at The Hill.

Here's my website on election fraud in the 2020 election:

https://sites.google.com/view/electionfraudin2020/home

Challenging or doubting or rejecting the results of an election far past the legal deadlines to do so is yet another way to destroy a democracy. There is no way a democracy can work unless a deadline is set for challenges to election results, and after challenges that meet that deadline are resolved one way or the other, every moves on and accepts the final result.

 

[zorro99]

Homeland Security Admits Dominion Voting Systems Have Inherent Vulnerabilities Easily Manipulated by Local Election Officials

June 4, 2022

Last week we highlighted how the U.S. intelligence community public relations firm, The Washington Post, was getting out ahead of an election security report. {GO DEEP} There was a blitz of media reporting with transparent timing in advance of the Dept of Homeland Security (DHS), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), releasing their findings of Dominion voting systems.

https://theconservativetreehouse.co...sily-manipulated-by-local-election-officials/

 

[Paul2]

Homeland Security Admits Dominion Voting Systems Have Inherent Vulnerabilities Easily Manipulated by Local Election Officials

June 4, 2022

Last week we highlighted how the U.S. intelligence community public relations firm, The Washington Post, was getting out ahead of an election security report. {GO DEEP} There was a blitz of media reporting with transparent timing in advance of the Dept of Homeland Security (DHS), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), releasing their findings of Dominion voting systems.

https://theconservativetreehouse.co...sily-manipulated-by-local-election-officials/

Yes, election officials need to take notice of this. Fortunately, the CISA also found no evidence that these vulnerabilities were exploited "in any elections."

 

[eerok]

In case you're wondering, Just the News is a news organization recently started by veteran journalist John Solomon, formerly at The Hill.

Just The News
QUESTIONABLE SOURCE

Questionable Reasoning: Conspiracy Theories, Propaganda, Numerous Failed Fact Checks
Bias Rating: FAR RIGHT
Factual Reporting: MIXED
MBFC Credibility Rating: LOW CREDIBILITY

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/just-the-news/

 

[Aridas]

Just The News
QUESTIONABLE SOURCE

Questionable Reasoning: Conspiracy Theories, Propaganda, Numerous Failed Fact Checks
Bias Rating: FAR RIGHT
Factual Reporting: MIXED
MBFC Credibility Rating: LOW CREDIBILITY

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/just-the-news/

On that note, John Solomon is also a bit famous... for being a direct part of some of the Trump Administration's demonstrably false attempts to smear Biden and Ukraine and invert the reality of the situations there. He's also been disowned by the Hill and Fox News.

In short, his credibility is at 0, with the added note that him making a claim actually makes it more suspicious.

 

[eerok]

On that note, John Solomon is also a bit famous... for being a direct part of some of the Trump Administration's demonstrably false attempts to smear Biden and Ukraine and invert the reality of the situations there. He's also been disowned by the Hill and Fox News.

In short, his credibility is at 0, with the added note that him making a claim actually makes it more suspicious.

Yes, I think the day is long past when Solomon can be considered any kind of journalist. Conspiracist and political hack, sure.

 

[turingtest]

Whoever wrote that article doesn't understand the law. At all. Which is typical of election fraud conspiricists.

And don't understand what the records they cite as proof actually say- according to Lead Stories.com:

Were 19,000 late, invalid ballots counted in the 2020 Arizona election? No, that's not true: An article making the claim relies on a report that appears to misconstrue what a particular type of receipt shows. It's a record of when election officials in Maricopa County, Arizona, gave early ballot envelopes to a vendor to be scanned, not a receipt of when election officials first came into possession of the envelopes, according to a spokeswoman with the Maricopa County Elections Department. Only ballots received by 7 p.m. MST on Election Day were counted.
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The documents in Verity Vote's report are a record of when election officials in Maricopa County gave early ballot envelopes to a vendor to be scanned, not a receipt of when election officials first came into possession of the envelopes, according to Megan Gilbertson, spokesperson with the Maricopa County Elections Department. In a phone conversation with Lead Stories, on June 3, 2022, she said:

We use another company to scan them in because we have so many, and so those are our receipts to say: 'This is what we delivered to you.'

Gilbertson stressed that only ballots received by 7 p.m. MST on Election Day were counted.

Of course, Epoch Times could have asked the Maricopa County election officials, as Lead Stories did- but not checking their own inferences from records they don't understand with the people who do is another hallmark of the die-hard CTist with an axe to grind.

 

[eerok]

Another "stolen 2020 election" claim cleared up by simple facts. One would almost think that Biden won fair and square.

 

[The Great Zaganza]

What's the point of a democratic vote if I don't win?

 

[Aridas]

On this general topic...

How a County GOP Chair Coordinated a Voting Machine Breach

Text messages reveal a secret mission from a local GOP county chair—and fake elector for Donald Trump—to examine an elections computer.

To poke at a bit from that...

“The Secretary of State’s and Coffee County’s claims that they knew nothing about this alleged unauthorized access will not withstand scrutiny,” Marks told The Daily Beast. “Strangely, the ‘investigation’ did not create a single document or email. Even more coincidentally, Coffee County has deleted all emails of their election officials from that period, and improperly gave Secretary Raffensperger’s office all of their 2020 electronic election records, wiping the county clean of evidence of what occurred. These excuses cannot pass muster in the eyes of voters.”

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The concern now, cybersecurity experts said, is that conspiracy-driven vigilantes now have unfettered access to a copy of Georgia’s voting software. Similar attempts in Colorado, Michigan, and Ohio have been investigated. One, in Mesa County, Colorado, has already led to an indictment.

The obvious worry is that these teams might find vulnerabilities and share them with hackers who can actually exploit them. But what’s really driving anxiety is that their sloppy computer work will itself plant evidence of tampering that fuels the Big Lie.

“Because these idiots are being idiots, when they do these copies they leave—as they did in Mesa County—evidence that this computer has been tampered with,” said Hursti, the Finnish computer programmer. “So now there is a claim this server was tampered with when it was actually the Stop the Steal people!”