Wide spread election fraud 2020

[tinselwolverine]

A drunk Michigander, sure. If you had to help Guiliani "tuck in his shirt" before the court meeting you'd need a couple drinks too.

Even Cecily Strong as Lady Gretchen was ?nursin? a Labatt?s...?

Don?t think she would ever be helping Giuliani tuck in his shirt though.

Neither would Cecily nor Gretchen.

Although Cecily and the Trumps do seem to at least like each other.

 

[Gulo Blue]

https://www.nbcwashington.com/lx/po...ds-of-legally-cast-ballots-this-fall/2495351/

Postal Service Delays Disenfranchised Thousands of Legally-Cast Ballots This Fall

Because more than half the states ? including most of the key battlegrounds ? don?t provide a grace period for ballots that arrive after Election Day, it is likely 25,000-50,000 ballots nationwide were ultimately rejected because of USPS problems.

 

[byco42]

https://www.nbcwashington.com/lx/po...ds-of-legally-cast-ballots-this-fall/2495351/

"legally-cast" should not be hyphenated.

 

[byco42]

https://youtu.be/5lOIkgUfcCA

Sure sounds like she had a few pops at the bar before her testimony.

 

[Gulo Blue]

"legally-cast" should not be hyphenated.

I thought when you string together a phrase with non-adjectives to form an adjective, hypens were the proper (though often forgotten) way to do it.

 

[Spartanmack]

https://youtu.be/5lOIkgUfcCA

Sure sounds like she had a few pops at the bar before her testimony.

Sadly, it?s too late - apparently all you need is one (probably) nervous person to struggle through their testimony to discredit all other witnesses no matter how coherent and well presented their testimony may be.

 

[Spartanmack]

I thought when you string together a phrase with non-adjectives to form an adjective, hypens were the proper (though often forgotten) way to do it.

“hyphens” should not be spelled without the “h”.

edit: second "h"

 

[byco42]

I thought when you string together a phrase with non-adjectives to form an adjective, hypens were the proper (though often forgotten) way to do it.

Hyphenated phrases modify a noun.

"well-dressed person"

"legally cast ballot"

Both "well" and "legally" are adverbs, but never hyphenate an adverb that ends in "ly"; it's not necessary.

 

[Gulo Blue]

Hyphenated phrases modify a noun.

"well-dressed person"

"legally cast ballot"

Both "well" and "legally" are adverbs, but never hyphenate an adverb that ends in "ly"; it's not necessary.

Good one. I didn't know that.

 

[Michchamp]

Sadly, it?s too late - apparently all you need is one (probably) nervous person to struggle through their testimony to discredit all other witnesses no matter how coherent and well presented their testimony may be.

haha You're trying to say the obviously drunk lady was just nervous

 

[Spartanmack]

haha You're trying to say the obviously drunk lady was just nervous

I don't think it's obvious she was drunk - seems more likely that she's a fool, in over her head who think's she's a lot smarter than she is. Like a female version of you.

 

[sggatecl]

haha You're trying to say the obviously drunk lady was just nervous

I'm less amused by that and more amused how all of the sudden individual testimony, or "TRUTH BOMBS" as the rags call them, are supposed to be hard evidence.

Over the last few years I was told that kind of testimony can only go so far when it comes to electing presidents and appointing supreme court judges. Now we're supposed to take away votes in elections on the word of some red hats.

 

[Spartanmack]

I'm less amused by that and more amused how all of the sudden individual testimony, or "TRUTH BOMBS" as the rags call them, are supposed to be hard evidence.

Over the last few years I was told that kind of testimony can only go so far when it comes to electing presidents and appointing supreme court judges. Now we're supposed to take away votes in elections on the word of some red hats.

Who said that? What they're asking for is an investigation - witness testimony is just a part of the process.

 

[sggatecl]

That could be problematic

https://hannity.com/media-room/brea...s-scanning-ballots-from-suitcase-after-hours/

Ag Barr sees nothing

I clicked the link but couldn't find the video. Make sure you share if you find it, sounds like actual evidence and not bias testimony.

 

[byco42]

I'm less amused by that and more amused how all of the sudden individual testimony, or "TRUTH BOMBS" as the rags call them, are supposed to be hard evidence.

Over the last few years I was told that kind of testimony can only go so far when it comes to electing presidents and appointing supreme court judges. Now we're supposed to take away votes in elections on the word of some red hats.

No, but these are people who submitted affidavits that merit some measure of additional investigation.

 

[Michchamp]

I don't think it's obvious she was drunk - seems more likely that she's a fool, in over her head who think's she's a lot smarter than she is. Like a female version of you.

sorry for making fun of your girlfriend

 

[Michchamp]

Who said that? What they're asking for is an investigation - witness testimony is just a part of the process.

"asking for an investigation..."

You've heard of the 4th Amendment, right?

 

[tigermud]

I clicked the link but couldn't find the video. Make sure you share if you find it, sounds like actual evidence and not bias testimony.

Copying from Parler isn?t the easiest thing in the world and I should have known better than a Hannity link he?s such a blowhard

https://video.parler.com/w2/ku/w2kuzcsWNYg3.mp4

 

[sggatecl]

Copying from Parler isn?t the easiest thing in the world and I should have known better than a Hannity link he?s such a blowhard

https://video.parler.com/w2/ku/w2kuzcsWNYg3.mp4

I'm sure there were probably 13,000 votes under that desk. Case closed, Georgia belongs to Trump. Biden 290 - Trump 248

Now it's up to Michigan and and Pennsylvania to produce physical evidence and flip the election to Trump.

 

[Spartanmack]

"asking for an investigation..."

You've heard of the 4th Amendment, right?

Yep, and if you went to a decent law school, you would understand how it works.