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Would she not have to disclose her interest in a company that is a government contractor?

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If she were in public office, she would. She's not.

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I told you, a dead cat is on the end of this line. BREAKING: EVIDENCE PRESENTED AT HEARING TODAY SHOWS STACEY ABRAMS RAN FULTON COUNTY ELECTIONS - CD Media ⁦@staceyabrams⁩ ⁦@ajc⁩ ⁦@bluestein⁩ ⁦@markniesse⁩ https://t.co/5bG0d3Il9V

— Vernon Jones For Governor (@RepVernonJones) June 16, 2021

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The illustrator needs to add about 200 lbs to that caricature

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Yeah it has way too much of a neck. A four strand wrap of pearls around her neck would cause a worldwide oyster shortage.

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In a related story from December:

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Many of the temps from the agency Tucker, Georgia-based Happy Faces were described as partisan, inexperienced and poorly trained by poll managers and monitors who worked alongside them.

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The lack of action undercuts Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger's promise last month "to prosecute those who try to undermine our elections to the fullest extent of the law."

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So now Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is a confirmed liar.

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Would she not have to disclose her interest in a company that is a government contractor?

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If she were in public office, she would. She's not.

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Yeah, forgot she was no longer in office.

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At our current rate of examining over 100k ballots per day, we will complete the paper examination phase of the audit by Saturday, June 26.

— Maricopa Arizona Audit (@ArizonaAudit) June 16, 2021

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Looking forward to this! Any steps after this but before Red 2?

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At our current rate of examining over 100k ballots per day, we will complete the paper examination phase of the audit by Saturday, June 26.

— Maricopa Arizona Audit (@ArizonaAudit) June 16, 2021

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The forensic analysis of the hardware has been ongoing since the early days of the audit when they scanned the machines and then returned them to MCBOS.

I haven't heard any noise about the admin passwords for a few weeks do I can only assume that Ben Cotton of Cyfir figured out the work around after he recovered the missing data files.

Oh boy the MSM is going to squirm.

So they were scanning ballots multiple times?

You would think that the scanning machines could print a simple barcode on the ballot once it's tabulated (that way it anonymous), so if it's scanned again, it wont be counted twice (or multiple times).

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I would be curious if Zuckbucks were a part of the $7M contract.

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Zuckbucks allowed those contracts to happen. I'm quite confident that that company was on one of their approved lists. The wording of those grants had restrictions on where and how the money was to be spent without prior approval from CTCL.

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It appears Happy Faces is deeply embedded as a Georgia state contractor. Their name pops up in a bunch of other government contractor documents. You are probably right in that the Zuckbucks don't have to be directly spent, they can assuredly offset costs though to free up a nice fat contract for Happy Faces. Stacey Abrams is certainly in bed with them too. Would she not have to disclose her interest in a company that is a government contractor?

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A final decision has not yet been made as to a proposal to pull in a California-based nonprofit to tabulate votes using ballot images.

"Still working on that," Bennett recently told The Epoch Times.

If the proposed work happens, the Arizona Senate would have three sets of numbers to comparethe original tabulation, the auditors' figures, and the nonprofit's tabulation.

Arizona senators have said they'll use the findings from the audit to inform future election integrity bills. The Arizona Senate ordered the audit in December 2020, citing public concerns about how the 2020 election was run.

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That dead cat on the line I told you about is really stinking now! @BrianKempGA @ajc @GaSecofState and the liberal media purposely suppressed voter integrity and ignored all the evidence. I’m gonna stay on that @ss @jsolomonReports https://t.co/DqiWeYuZO2

— Vernon Jones For Governor (@RepVernonJones) June 17, 2021

What is CNN trying to say here?

https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2021/06/17/arizona-montana-election-audit-ac360-tuchman-pkg-vpx.cnn/video/playlists/this-week-in-politics/

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What is CNN trying to say here?

https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2021/06/17/arizona-montana-election-audit-ac360-tuchman-pkg-vpx.cnn/video/playlists/this-week-in-politics/

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Why does that matter even if it's true? But I guarantee you it will have rock solid chain of custody documentation unlike the election officials in Georgia.

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Thirteen congressional candidates intend to take their fight for fair and honest elections in California to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, a nonpartisan elections watchdog group announced on Wednesday.

The plaintiffs, who include a former military advisor to President Bill Clinton, are challenging laws, regulations and election practices creating an environment ripe for irregularities, according to the Election Integrity Project California.

"This is a potentially groundbreaking case that challenges the blatantly unconstitutional election practices taking place in California and increasingly, in other parts of the country" said Linda Paine, president of EIPCa.

"Unlike other recent election cases, it is forward looking, seeking to create a transparent election process for all future elections."

700 sworn affidavits

In January, the candidates, all Republicans, sued numerous county and state election officials in federal court, including Gov. Gavin Newson, charging that they violated several clauses of the U.S Constitution, allowing fraud to occur in the Nov. 3 election.

The Los Angeles-based Primary Law Group filed the suit after EIPCa collected some 700 sworn affidavits from trained citizen observers that described various irregularities during the election.

The complaint also examines how California laws like ballot harvesting, and last-minute changes like privileging vote-by-mail voting over in-person voting, disadvantaged minority groups.

"The conduct of the 2020 election eviscerated citizen oversight, caused mass irregularities and opportunities for fraud, and violated the rights of lawful voters, citizen observers, and candidates," the complaint stated.

Violate the 14th Amendment

Practices that promote the casting of illegal or unreliable ballots fail to contain basic minimum guarantees and violate the Fourteenth Amendment, leading to the diminution in value of validly cast ballots, the plaintiffs argued.

"Observers were prevented from entering voting locations; kept 30, 40 or 50 feet back from vote counting operations, or even outside the counting rooms altogether; obstructed by having screens placed between observers and election workers so that observers could not see what election workers were doing; and many other instances of obstruction and concealment."

The detailed 44-page complaint argued that "California's use of voting machines supplied by Dominion and Smartmatic provided opportunities for registrars, election workers and others to tamper with results."

Dominion and a flash drive

In Ventura County, for example, the complaint states, "a Dominion employee was observed inserting a flash drive into a Dominion machine while it was tallying votes, after which the Dominion system was rebooted. The Dominion employee then removed the drive from the Dominion machine, placed it into his own laptop, and performed operations on the laptop. He then removed the drive from the laptop and provided it to the Ventura County election official who was operating the Dominion system."

On June 15, the federal trial court granted defendants' motions to dismiss the case without ruling on the facts, paving the way for plaintiffs' appeal to the Ninth Circuit.

The candidates ran for U.S. Congress in districts where substantial irregularities were documented. They are James P. Bradley, Aja Smith, Eric Early, Alison Hayden, Jeffrey Gorman, Mark Reed, Buzz Patterson, Mike Cargile, Kevin Cookingham, Greg Raths, Ronda Kennedy, Chris Bish, and Johnny Nalbandian.

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Having a thumb drive in a room where ballots are being counted should be a hangable offense.

You want to see what other security-focused businesses think about thumb drive security. The next time you apply for a loan, hand the loan processor at the bank a thumb drive when they ask for all of your financial documents. Then come back here and post the look on that person's face.

Michigan's dishonest Sec of State Benson REFUSES to sign for 7,500+ affidavits . . . says ID is required https://t.co/WOqwIcSmrq

— Matthew S. DePerno, Esq. (@mdeperno) June 17, 2021

Bowers is a republican. But didn't even know this was happening.

A source has just informed me that the recall campaign against AZ house speaker Rusty Bowers has failed to turn in enough valid signatures.

— The AZ - abc15 - Data Guru (@Garrett_Archer) June 18, 2021

Slow news day I guess.

https://t.co/7GNy82HTx8

— MAGA MICHELLE STOP CRT NOW!!! (@PrimaryALLRINO) June 18, 2021

There are lots of places that were bad, but Atlanta stinks the most. They didn't just cheat a few hundred votes here or there - I would guess we're taking 100k cheated votes or more

If the state Rs would have paid for top law firms or accounting firms attach their name to the audits it would drawn heads and carried weight.

You can't tell me that one of the Big 5 accounting firms or a reputable law firm wouldn't have been willing to undertake this - albeit it would have been without a predetermined outcome - which nixed their involvement in the first place.

Given that's not happening it's pretty clear that these endeavors amount to little more than hired gun expert reports which don't seek to sway concerned mods or libs (e.g the Court or the jury), but rather that the legislators' constituents were right all along. That's a worthwhile endeavor for those legislators answerable to their electorate. Their voters wanted to hear they were robbed, so to the extent they have control of the state legislature they can retain firms that will produce reports that say they were, it's possible they were, or that conditions were present where they were.

I could be swayed by proof that come from an audit, but it's hard to imagine a less suspect process. Then again the process was never geared towards me/concerned moderates/libs, it's geared towards hard core Rs not having to admit defeat. It's helpful to have something more than tweets, DJTs indefatigability, disdain for the opposition, and quasi celebrities' support. This adds another plank to those buckets of "evidence".

So carry on.

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If the state Rs would have paid for top law firms or accounting firms attach their name to the audits it would drawn heads and carried weight.

You can't tell me that one of the Big 5 accounting firms or a reputable law firm wouldn't have been willing to undertake this - albeit it would have been without a predetermined outcome - which nixed their involvement in the first place.

Given that's not happening it's pretty clear that these endeavors amount to little more than hired gun expert reports which don't seek to sway concerned mods or libs (e.g the Court or the jury), but rather that the legislators' constituents were right all along. That's a worthwhile endeavor for those legislators answerable to their electorate.

I could be swayed by proof that comes from the audit, but it's hard to imagine a less suspect process. Then again the process was never geared towards me or moderates, it's geared towards Rs not having to admit consession.

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What a dumb take. And you wouldn't believe any accounting firm either. But you would believe the electronic voting systems employees checking their own systems?

Pro V&V are garbage firms that even a federal judge found not credible (Pro V&V specifically but Pro V&V ceo testified that they relied on SLI provided information witout checking it themselves.)

The inventor of the RLA testified in the same lawsuit that Dominion's systems are not configured in such a manner that his RLA will provide a verifiable result. They would be garbage and a waste of time.

But since you are here, and since the Dems have already admitted they "saved" the election by illegal means, pray tell me when you will admit there is a reason to investigate further??? 2025?

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I said I'd believe one of the Big 5 accounting firms in the very post you quoted (not that they're infallible when it comes to serving the one paying the fees - but Republicans would be paying the fees in this instance ).

They went with Cyber Ninjas instead because you were the intended audience, madam.

Edit: looking back it's at least implied I would have accepted a reputable source audit from a world class accounting or law firm in the post. If not let me be clear here. I would.

However state Rs weren't about to pay for something that could have gone either way and weren't looking to convince me in the first place.

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This post is laughable. You talk about the process as if you have any clue. You don't.

Take a look at Will's post above yours. The cheating is caught on camera and you don't even care. Pathetic. And the cheating amounted to millions of votes nationwide. You're blind, deluded or a liar if you don't see that.

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This is a surprise! I hardly expected personal attacks based on suggesting that more reputable auditors might be more broadly accepted, and that the current ones undertaking the endeavor were only retained by local Rs to pander to their electorate.

It's true I haven't been taking into account the leaks from the state Rs and their hired guns before the actual report showing that you were right all along is released.

I'll excuse myself having soiled the vibe of the thread, which is my want from time to time.
Carry on.