Post Your Voter Fraud Evidence Here
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The Trump campaign once touted the legal minds behind its effort to challenge the legitimate election results as an “elite strike force,” but the defeats and blunders keep piling up. Of nearly 60 lawsuits filed across the country by the campaign and its allies, most all have been dropped, and none have proved a single instance of voter fraud.
True to form, on Friday a pro-Trump lawyer named L. Lin Wood, who spearheaded attempts to overturn Georgia’s president election results, lodged a new suit on similar lines, signing off his complaint that it he made his claims under “plenty of perjury,” rather penalty of perjury.
“I declare and verify under plenty of perjury that the facts contained in the foregoing Verified Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief are true and correct,” Mr Wood, an accomplished libel attorney with a large conservative following online, wrote in his complaint.
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Freudian slip en flagrante delicto!
True to form, on Friday a pro-Trump lawyer named L. Lin Wood, who spearheaded attempts to overturn Georgia’s president election results, lodged a new suit on similar lines, signing off his complaint that it he made his claims under “plenty of perjury,” rather penalty of perjury.
“I declare and verify under plenty of perjury that the facts contained in the foregoing Verified Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief are true and correct,” Mr Wood, an accomplished libel attorney with a large conservative following online, wrote in his complaint.
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Freudian slip en flagrante delicto!
What evidence?
“Newsmax has found no evidence either Dominion or Smartmatic owns the other, or has any business association with each other. We have no evidence Dominion uses Smartmatic’s software of vice versa. No evidence has been offered that Dominion or Smartmatic used software or reprogrammed software that manipulated votes in the 2020 election.”
Newsmax Clarifies After Smartmatic Lawsuit Threat: No Evidence of Voting Machine Fraud
"Attorney General William Barr said Tuesday that the Justice Department has not uncovered evidence of widespread voter fraud that could change the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, despite claims by President Trump and his campaign’s legal team."
Barr: DOJ yet to find widespread voter fraud that could have changed 2020 election
“Newsmax has found no evidence either Dominion or Smartmatic owns the other, or has any business association with each other. We have no evidence Dominion uses Smartmatic’s software of vice versa. No evidence has been offered that Dominion or Smartmatic used software or reprogrammed software that manipulated votes in the 2020 election.”
Newsmax Clarifies After Smartmatic Lawsuit Threat: No Evidence of Voting Machine Fraud
"Attorney General William Barr said Tuesday that the Justice Department has not uncovered evidence of widespread voter fraud that could change the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, despite claims by President Trump and his campaign’s legal team."
Barr: DOJ yet to find widespread voter fraud that could have changed 2020 election
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Trump Campaign, Powell Sued by Dominion Voting Systems Worker
"President Donald Trump’s campaign and its former lawyer Sidney Powell were sued by a worker at Dominion Voting Systems Inc., which Powell has placed at the center of a vast and unhinged election fraud conspiracy... Coomer, a Colorado resident, said the bogus claims forced him into hiding after he received multiple death threats."
“Without concern for the truth or the consequences of their reckless conduct, defendants branded Dr. Coomer a traitor to the United States, a terrorist, and a criminal of the highest order.”
"President Donald Trump’s campaign and its former lawyer Sidney Powell were sued by a worker at Dominion Voting Systems Inc., which Powell has placed at the center of a vast and unhinged election fraud conspiracy... Coomer, a Colorado resident, said the bogus claims forced him into hiding after he received multiple death threats."
“Without concern for the truth or the consequences of their reckless conduct, defendants branded Dr. Coomer a traitor to the United States, a terrorist, and a criminal of the highest order.”
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Anybody can photocopy an application, fill it out with a bunch of names, and then put it online for gullible fools who believe anything bad. You would have to do some work before that could be considered evidence, and you haven't done the work. It is only evidence that you believe whatever you are told to believe. There are thousands of six graders in any state who could do a job like that in an hour. What reason do we have to believe the documents in that photograph are authentic?
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Those are applications to vote by mail. Even if one person filled out all those forms, I don't see the signature block. It's not uncommon for people to receive assistance in filling out applications and then to sign the completed form themselves. There's nothing illegal about that.
Additionally, all the ballots would have been delivered to the addresses provided. You would still need to show (1) that those ballots were actually delivered, (2) that they were collected by the alleged fraudster, (3) that they were completed by the alleged fraudster, and (4) that the votes were cast by the alleged fraudster. Lemme know how that goes for you. And when you're done, please take the tin foil off your head and put it back on the lasagna leftovers in the fridge. They're drying out.
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Never mind, Coastie. If you don't know by now, I have to to think it is because you do not want to know. And you don't, right? I mean, your asking for info was not serious, right? It is just a way of getting me to waste time being set up for another insipidly dismissive remark by someone who does not want to know. Right?
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Guess you didn't read nor watch the video. The company that is investigating the Dominion voting machines was commissioned by the Arizona State Legislature. They aren't some hacks. Typical of liberals. If the shoe was on the other foot, there would be a 3-½ year investigation based on absolutely nothing. Republicans can't even get 90 days to investigate voter fraud that is obvious to any person with at least half a brain.This smacks of ********. Some basement hack found an official who agreed with them and made a YouTube video. Whee.
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