I wasnt exaggerating when I said the left was melting down over this hearing. It was a bad day for them. This guy was awesome.

I saw that, ain't that some S!!!

How can I find a link that works?

Safari blocks each of these

A lot of interesting moments from those hearings today.

(11-25-2020 11:30 PM)banker Wrote:  A lot of interesting moments from those hearings today.

I missed a lot of it—but it looked like they were actually presenting some evidence appetizers.

There are a bunch of short clips, 1-3’minutes, currently still up on YouTube.

One interesting thing I hadn’t heard -‘according to the state they received requests for, and mailed out, 1.8 million absentee ballots. However, there were over 2.5 million absentee ballots counted in the state. No one has been able to explain that 700,000 vote difference.

(11-26-2020 01:02 AM)banker Wrote:  There are a bunch of short clips, 1-3’minutes, currently still up on YouTube.

One interesting thing I hadn’t heard -‘according to the state they received requests for, and mailed out, 1.8 million absentee ballots. However, there were over 2.5 million absentee ballots counted in the state. No one has been able to explain that 700,000 vote difference.

If thats indeed the case, thats a pretty strong indication of massive wide spread fraud.

(11-26-2020 01:47 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:02 AM)banker Wrote:  There are a bunch of short clips, 1-3’minutes, currently still up on YouTube.

One interesting thing I hadn’t heard -‘according to the state they received requests for, and mailed out, 1.8 million absentee ballots. However, there were over 2.5 million absentee ballots counted in the state. No one has been able to explain that 700,000 vote difference.

If thats indeed the case, thats a pretty strong indication of massive wide spread fraud.

Is it because you could go to a polling place/court house early and request an absentee ballot and immediately fill it out and turn it back in?

I know people that did this in Alabama (at least they said they did) and I don't exactly think that would count as one being requested via mail. For some states that was their version of early in person voting. I dont know if that is the case with PA, but I wouldn't be surprised.

(11-26-2020 01:58 AM)ShrackUAB Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:47 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:02 AM)banker Wrote:  There are a bunch of short clips, 1-3’minutes, currently still up on YouTube.

One interesting thing I hadn’t heard -‘according to the state they received requests for, and mailed out, 1.8 million absentee ballots. However, there were over 2.5 million absentee ballots counted in the state. No one has been able to explain that 700,000 vote difference.

If thats indeed the case, thats a pretty strong indication of massive wide spread fraud.

Is it because you could go to a polling place/court house early and request an absentee ballot and immediately fill it out and turn it back in?

I know people that did this in Alabama (at least they said they did) and I don't exactly think that would count as one being requested via mail. For some states that was their version of early in person voting. I dont know if that is the case with PA, but I wouldn't be surprised.

What would be the advantage to standing in line to get a mail in ballot? Once you stand in line, the only thing left is to walk over to a machine and cast your vote. I guess maybe some people might do it, but I can’t imagine it’s an action that would make up about a third of the mail in vote.

(11-26-2020 04:00 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:58 AM)ShrackUAB Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:47 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:02 AM)banker Wrote:  There are a bunch of short clips, 1-3’minutes, currently still up on YouTube.

One interesting thing I hadn’t heard -‘according to the state they received requests for, and mailed out, 1.8 million absentee ballots. However, there were over 2.5 million absentee ballots counted in the state. No one has been able to explain that 700,000 vote difference.

If thats indeed the case, thats a pretty strong indication of massive wide spread fraud.

Is it because you could go to a polling place/court house early and request an absentee ballot and immediately fill it out and turn it back in?

I know people that did this in Alabama (at least they said they did) and I don't exactly think that would count as one being requested via mail. For some states that was their version of early in person voting. I dont know if that is the case with PA, but I wouldn't be surprised.

What would be the advantage to standing in line to get a mail in ballot? Once you stand in line, the only thing left is to walk over to a machine and cast your vote. I guess maybe some people might do it, but I can’t imagine it’s an action that would make up about a third of the mail in vote.

You fill it out and return it while you are there. Basically early voting, and more people probably engaged in it this year as they were worried about the USPS being slowed down.

(11-26-2020 09:03 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 04:00 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:58 AM)ShrackUAB Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:47 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:02 AM)banker Wrote:  There are a bunch of short clips, 1-3’minutes, currently still up on YouTube.

One interesting thing I hadn’t heard -‘according to the state they received requests for, and mailed out, 1.8 million absentee ballots. However, there were over 2.5 million absentee ballots counted in the state. No one has been able to explain that 700,000 vote difference.

If thats indeed the case, thats a pretty strong indication of massive wide spread fraud.

Is it because you could go to a polling place/court house early and request an absentee ballot and immediately fill it out and turn it back in?

I know people that did this in Alabama (at least they said they did) and I don't exactly think that would count as one being requested via mail. For some states that was their version of early in person voting. I dont know if that is the case with PA, but I wouldn't be surprised.

What would be the advantage to standing in line to get a mail in ballot? Once you stand in line, the only thing left is to walk over to a machine and cast your vote. I guess maybe some people might do it, but I can’t imagine it’s an action that would make up about a third of the mail in vote.

You fill it out and return it while you are there. Basically early voting, and more people probably engaged in it this year as they were worried about the USPS being slowed down.

That’s got to be it....yeah. Maybe that’s why they weren’t folded? And the lines down at the “early voting request your absentee mail in ballot” place were a mile long waiting for that million people voting for Sloe to fill out their absentee ballots while only marking a vote for Sloe and no down ballot races. That’s got to be it!

You loons will accept anything the talking heads feed you. Any outlandish explanation is acceptable. Any fraud evidence is no evidence.

(11-26-2020 09:03 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 04:00 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:58 AM)ShrackUAB Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:47 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

(11-26-2020 01:02 AM)banker Wrote:  There are a bunch of short clips, 1-3’minutes, currently still up on YouTube.

One interesting thing I hadn’t heard -‘according to the state they received requests for, and mailed out, 1.8 million absentee ballots. However, there were over 2.5 million absentee ballots counted in the state. No one has been able to explain that 700,000 vote difference.

If thats indeed the case, thats a pretty strong indication of massive wide spread fraud.

Is it because you could go to a polling place/court house early and request an absentee ballot and immediately fill it out and turn it back in?

I know people that did this in Alabama (at least they said they did) and I don't exactly think that would count as one being requested via mail. For some states that was their version of early in person voting. I dont know if that is the case with PA, but I wouldn't be surprised.

What would be the advantage to standing in line to get a mail in ballot? Once you stand in line, the only thing left is to walk over to a machine and cast your vote. I guess maybe some people might do it, but I can’t imagine it’s an action that would make up about a third of the mail in vote.

You fill it out and return it while you are there. Basically early voting, and more people probably engaged in it this year as they were worried about the USPS being slowed down.

Again, once you’ve waited in the line to be checked in, all you have to do is walk over to the machine and vote. Not seeing how you save any time with the mail in ballot at that point. Seems pretty far fetched that a third of mail in voters selected that option over just walking over to a actual voting machine and having their ballot recorded right then and there.

(11-26-2020 01:02 AM)banker Wrote:  There are a bunch of short clips, 1-3’minutes, currently still up on YouTube.

One interesting thing I hadn’t heard -‘according to the state they received requests for, and mailed out, 1.8 million absentee ballots. However, there were over 2.5 million absentee ballots counted in the state. No one has been able to explain that 700,000 vote difference.

Which means they should NOT have been able to reconcile, which means they should NOT have been able to certify.

It would be nice to have a list of evidence of fraud and legal issues in one spot. Here's what I recall so far:

1. The legislature never voted for the dominion systems. It was mandated by the governor.

2. After the counting had stopped, there was a 570,000 vote dump for Biden, vs 3600 votes for Trump.

3. 50,000 votes for only Biden came in on USB sticks. Those USB sticks can not be found.


4. Chester county has lost all of their chain of command documentation.

5. There was bipartisan poll watcher outrage that they were prevented from observing. THis included the precanvass area. Cheating dems didnt even trust their own poll watchers not to report them so they kept everyone out.

I believe there is also an issue that approximately 600,000 absentee ballots will be found NOT to have the required security sleeve/envelope with signature. This is required for all absentee ballots, and the number matches the excess absentee ballots that they cant reconcile. If what Elvis istrying to pimp is true, it doesnt matter. (Keep in mind it would be absurd to go to a poll on election day and request an absentee ballot and fill it out versus just voting) However, it wouldnt matter. Without that security sleeve, those votes are illegal.

IF - and it is a BIG IF, all of this fraud nonsense became real and Trump somehow prevailed, I would not want to be Twitter or Facebook etc....

All of this suppression of voices will come back to haunt them BIGLY.


Free speech is only free if someone allows it I guess?

(11-26-2020 12:09 PM)Eldonabe Wrote:  IF - and it is a BIG IF, all of this fraud nonsense became real and Trump somehow prevailed, I would not want to be Twitter or Facebook etc....

All of this suppression of voices will come back to haunt them BIGLY.


Free speech is only free if someone allows it I guess?

Their their special protections as a platform rather than a publisher are GONE. It’s not a matter of if—just a matter of when.

(11-26-2020 01:02 AM)banker Wrote:  There are a bunch of short clips, 1-3’minutes, currently still up on YouTube.

One interesting thing I hadn’t heard -‘according to the state they received requests for, and mailed out, 1.8 million absentee ballots. However, there were over 2.5 million absentee ballots counted in the state. No one has been able to explain that 700,000 vote difference.

This is another error on the trump legal teams part that is just as bad as the Michigan vs. Minnesota one.

Rudy said : "In the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1,823,148 mail-in ballots were sent out. You received back approximately 1.4 million. But in the count for President, you counted 2.5 million."

That's a very specific number. It also happens to be the number of mail in ballots requested for the PRIMARY election. You can see that at the link below, the data set was updated in Sept. and the total requested ballots is 1,823,148. You can see the total at the bottom of the table preview area.

https://data.pa.gov/Government-Efficienc.../853w-ecfz

Rudy is comparing the number of ballots requested from the primary, with the 2.5M counted in the general election.

The PA SoS reported to the AP that 3M mail in ballots had been requested at the end of October.

https://apnews.com/article/election-2020...e4ce7e4161

Quote:The idiots added too many ballots files electronically and illegally to the system that it would have been physically impossible to add that many ballots in the alloted time that they did. The investigators have the exact amount of ballots per a minute that can be scanned. The fraudsters got sloppy and dumped them all at once into the system.

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