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The nuts of the case was that McCrae Dowless had a little business of harvesting absentee votes in Nth Carolina in Bladen County for Republican candidates. In 2016 his efforts won the nomination for a one candidate. The loser, Mark Harris, noticed McCrae's success in turning the election so he decided to hire him for the next election nomination.

Mark's son, John, is a lawyer who did some due diligence on McCrae and advised his father flat out that McCrae was a convicted fraudster and already in trouble for election tampering. He didn't buy McCraes story. All John saw was a felony in the making which his father would also be involved in as the hirer of McCrae's services.

It is fairly simple. We'll how the trial in August next year sees it.
This is a pretty widespread tactic. It's legal in many other states. I'm against the practice.
 
Seems like the plans on how Trump was going to overthrow the 2020 election results and retake office are now in the hands of the Committee investigating the January 6th assault on Congress courtesy of Mark Meadows.

Borderline treasonous.

 
'Most secure Election in US History'

LOL

Complete and utter joke


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How many people over the age of 100 voted?


In Wisconsin, there are 119,283 'active voters' who have been registered for over 100 years!

The number is over 500K when you add in inactive voters Third world country voter registrations!


Most secure Election Ever. LOL
 
157,000 voters in Wisconsin have the same registration number...


Nothing to see here, move along sheep....








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Seems like the plans on how Trump was going to overthrow the 2020 election results and retake office are now in the hands of the Committee investigating the January 6th assault on Congress courtesy of Mark Meadows.

Borderline treasonous.

Sounds like more media bs. What happened to the other 150 reasons that he was going to jail
 
Sounds like more media bs. What happened to the other 150 reasons that he was going to jail

Sounds more like moXJo BS. in spades - as usual.:rolleyes:

Sure there still are 150 other reasons for this piece of slime to be locked away for a long time. But publicly identifying the process he was trying to run to overthrow the elections results and stay President despite losing the election is pretty high on the agenda.

The PP presentation outlining the plans to overthrow the election results are now in the public arena. What part of that reality is media BS? I suggest it just reflects The BIG LIE that Trumps runs on repeat and is eaten and regurgitated ad nauseum.
 
No doubt DB008 and mojo would support voter id in Australia ?

I actually don't think its a bad idea , even though I think our voting system is pretty good.
 
No doubt DB008 and mojo would support voter id in Australia ?

I actually don't think its a bad idea , even though I think our voting system is pretty good.
It's not really a problem in Australia as of yet. US is a little more complex.
 
Sounds more like moXJo BS. in spades - as usual.:rolleyes:

Sure there still are 150 other reasons for this piece of slime to be locked away for a long time. But publicly identifying the process he was trying to run to overthrow the elections results and stay President despite losing the election is pretty high on the agenda.

The PP presentation outlining the plans to overthrow the election results are now in the public arena. What part of that reality is media BS? I suggest it just reflects The BIG LIE that Trumps runs on repeat and is eaten and regurgitated ad nauseum.
You have posted media crap since 2015. None of it came true.

This is another stretch.
 

Of Course Trump’s Cronies Made an Actual PowerPoint of Their Coup Plan

It involved Trump declaring a national security emergency.
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By Bess Levin
December 10, 2021
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President Donald Trump speaks on the phone Nov. 14, 2018, with FEMA Administrator Brock Long, about the wildfires in California (BSLOC_2018_9_200)



There are very few things you can count on in this world, but one thing you can, with the consistency of a Swiss watch, is that at any given moment Donald Trump and his inner circle will be doing something both deeply corrupt and extremely stupid. Over the summer, for example, we learned that not only had the Trump Organization and its CFO allegedly broken so many laws that they were charged with 15 felonies but that they’d kept literal spreadsheets detailing said crimes. (Both parties have pleaded not guilty.) And on Thursday, it was revealed that the 45th president’s top administration allies made an actual PowerPoint presentation of their plan to overturn the results of the 2020 election. Whoops!

Yes, in a turn of events that, if we’re being honest with ourselves about how ridiculously not-smart these people are, we should have seen coming, the House committee investigating January 6 has obtained slides from a PowerPoint called “Election fraud, Foreign Interference & Options for 6 JAN,” which, you guessed it, lays out various options for stopping the certification of Joe Biden’s win, including Trump declaring a national security emergency.

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The 38-page presentation, which recommends Mike Pence install Republican electors in states “where fraud occurred,” and that Trump should cite foreign “control” of electronic voting systems and declare all electronic voting invalid, was included in an email sent on January 5, 2021, the day before a gang of Trump supporters attacked the Capitol. That email was provided to the committee courtesy of former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows. Confused? Thought Meadows wasn’t cooperating with the committee anymore? As Rolling Stone notes, this email was turned over to investigators back when Trump’s former chief of staff was complying with a congressional subpoena, before he decided to stonewall the committee in what appears to be an attempt to get back into Trump’s good graces and keep his really bad communications from ever seeing the light of day.

 
Although Trump at the time was pressuring Pence to delay certifying Biden’s victory, it is not clear how widely the PowerPoint was circulated or how seriously the ideas in it were considered. A lawyer for Meadows, George J. Terwilliger III, said on Friday that there was no indication that Meadows did anything with the document after receiving it by email.


Good luck....
 
Check out Kentucky registrations of all 120 counties​


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Note the total number of registrants on the rolls for each county as a percent of its maximum value over this time period.​
In 2019, Judicial Watch sued them for having too many voters in their voter rolls, so KY cleaned up the rolls. Then, there was another lawsuit, and they added them back.​
Just in time for the 2019 election.​

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If they knew they needed to remove them, why would they deliberately dirty up the rolls again?​
Then, notice the surge in registration rolls leading up to the November 2020 election, and the cleanup that follows.​
Not suspicious at all.​
The data is publicly available from the elect.ky.gov website.



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Most.Secure.Election.In.History

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Check out Kentucky registrations of all 120 counties​
If you actually knew anything about American elections you would know that there is a cohort of "inactive registrations" that accounts for why more are on the rolls than are eligible.
You also need to know that these people do not and cannot receive anything from electoral offices, and certainly will never receive a ballot in the mail.
 
If you actually knew anything about American elections
Which is the salient point here. It applies to people who read and believe this bumf and those who promulgate it. Whether these actors just don't know or deliberately mislead people is another issue.
 
Uncovering Mark Meadows.

The thousands of texts and emails Mark sent to the protaganists who organised the attempted Jan 6th coup is coming out.

Three days later, Meadows sent Rosen ( acting US Attorny General) another email containing a link to a 13-minute YouTube video titled “Brad Johnson: Rome, Satellites, Services, an Update”. In the video, Johnson, a retired CIA station chief, gave further details of Italygate, which he described as a secret plot to overturn the US presidential election and stop Trump from gaining a second term.

In Johnson’s account, an Italian defense contractor, Leonardo, had joined forces with the CIA to carry out the dastardly scheme. Together, they had hacked into Italian military satellites, beaming them down on to US voting machines in battleground states and remotely switching votes from Trump to Joe Biden.

Rosen politely replied to Meadows that he had received the video, then sent a copy of it to his deputy Richard Donoghue. Later that day, Donoghue told his boss what he thought of Johnson’s video.

“Pure insanity”, he said.


Mark Meadows was at the center of the storm on 6 January. But only Trump could call it off​

Trump’s former White House chief of staff has become a character of supreme interest to the Capitol attack committee, with a treasure trove of documents divulging golden nuggets of information

 
I don't know if anyone keeps count but this list of lawsuits involving Donald Trump as President is seriously impressive.:) Could it be a record ?
Forget have a 1-2 lawyers to represent him. He needs a whole firm. Perhaps The Firm ?
The second link looks at the overall legal affairs of Donald Trump. The details of all the major actions highlight his character.



In June 2016, USA Today published an analysis of litigation involving Donald Trump, which found that over the previous three decades Trump and his businesses have been involved in 3,500 legal cases in U.S. federal and state courts, an unprecedented number for a U.S. presidential candidate.[1] Of the 3,500 suits, Trump or one of his companies were plaintiffs in 1,900; defendants in 1,450; and bankruptcy, third party, or other in 150.[1] Trump was named in at least 169 suits in federal court.[2] Over 150 other cases were in the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida (covering Broward County, Florida) since 1983.[3] In the 1,300 cases where the record establishes the outcome, Trump settled 175 times, lost 38, won 450, and had another 137 cases end with some other outcome. In the other 500 cases, judges dismissed plaintiffs' claims against Trump.[1]
 
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