(01-30-2026 03:49 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(01-30-2026 03:21 PM)BigTigerMike Wrote:  

He should be alarmed...he only got elected Senator due to the corruption in Fulton County.

Yeah. I suspect Perdue actually got over 50% in the general election. Perdue was 13,371 votes short of 50%. Another way to look at it, 26,741 fake votes removed would have put him over 50%.

We can't undo the 2020 general election, but Georgia could remove Osoff. He's up for reelection in November, so I doubt anything could happen that quick, but its possible. And it will certainly hurt his campaign to hear his side cheated to get him in.

(01-30-2026 04:46 PM)bullet Wrote:  We can't undo the 2020 general election, but Georgia could remove Osoff. He's up for reelection in November, so I doubt anything could happen that quick, but its possible. And it will certainly hurt his campaign to hear his side cheated to get him in.

If they get the save act passed and force voter id, I think he's gone no matter what.

Summary of some of the bullet points of the DoJ report leading to the warrant.

What the actual ****...

Quote:numerous other issues including:

Failure to perform Logic & Accuracy testing as required by Georgia law

Ordering over one million “extra” absentee ballots (not alleged to be a violation of law)

Failure to perform any signature verification in both the 2020 primary and general elections

Swapping of 35 memory cards during a live election

Cutting Security Seals, removing memory cards, and “fraudulent returns” then printed on “surrogate machines”

20,713 ballots attributed to ten advance voting machines with no provenance

Failure to preserve election records from the initial November 3, 2020 count

Unauthorized access and control of Fulton County’s election operations, voting systems, and data

No reconciliation or canvass performed in violation of Georgia law

Ballot paper authentication disabled across the entire state of Georgia

Thousands of ballots added to the post-election hand-count audit

3,930 ballots intentionally scanned and counted more than once for the recount

Missing ballot image records from the recount

Voting system encryption keys provided to counties unprotected in plain text

103.6 percent and 113.8 percent “citizen voting age population registered to vote” in Georgia and in Fulton County, respectively

Hundreds of test ballots included in the official results

Failure to “Create, maintain, preserve, or produce a numbered list of voters for all of advance voting”

Created Daily Recap Sheets after the election, not during the election as required by Georgia law

Fulton County’s official records include 22,534 more ballots cast than voters credited with casting a ballot

Thousands of ballots included in the original count are missing from the recount, and thousands of ballots in the recount are missing from the original count

(01-30-2026 06:21 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Summary of some of the bullet points of the DoJ report leading to the warrant.

What the actual ****...

Quote:numerous other issues including:

Failure to perform Logic & Accuracy testing as required by Georgia law

Ordering over one million “extra” absentee ballots (not alleged to be a violation of law)

Failure to perform any signature verification in both the 2020 primary and general elections

Swapping of 35 memory cards during a live election

Cutting Security Seals, removing memory cards, and “fraudulent returns” then printed on “surrogate machines”

20,713 ballots attributed to ten advance voting machines with no provenance

Failure to preserve election records from the initial November 3, 2020 count

Unauthorized access and control of Fulton County’s election operations, voting systems, and data

No reconciliation or canvass performed in violation of Georgia law

Ballot paper authentication disabled across the entire state of Georgia

Thousands of ballots added to the post-election hand-count audit

3,930 ballots intentionally scanned and counted more than once for the recount

Missing ballot image records from the recount

Voting system encryption keys provided to counties unprotected in plain text

103.6 percent and 113.8 percent “citizen voting age population registered to vote” in Georgia and in Fulton County, respectively

Hundreds of test ballots included in the official results

Failure to “Create, maintain, preserve, or produce a numbered list of voters for all of advance voting”

Created Daily Recap Sheets after the election, not during the election as required by Georgia law

Fulton County’s official records include 22,534 more ballots cast than voters credited with casting a ballot

Thousands of ballots included in the original count are missing from the recount, and thousands of ballots in the recount are missing from the original count

But there were muh...audits or something

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(01-30-2026 06:43 PM)maximus Wrote:  

(01-30-2026 06:21 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Summary of some of the bullet points of the DoJ report leading to the warrant.

What the actual ****...

Quote:numerous other issues including:

Failure to perform Logic & Accuracy testing as required by Georgia law

Ordering over one million “extra” absentee ballots (not alleged to be a violation of law)

Failure to perform any signature verification in both the 2020 primary and general elections

Swapping of 35 memory cards during a live election

Cutting Security Seals, removing memory cards, and “fraudulent returns” then printed on “surrogate machines”

20,713 ballots attributed to ten advance voting machines with no provenance

Failure to preserve election records from the initial November 3, 2020 count

Unauthorized access and control of Fulton County’s election operations, voting systems, and data

No reconciliation or canvass performed in violation of Georgia law

Ballot paper authentication disabled across the entire state of Georgia

Thousands of ballots added to the post-election hand-count audit

3,930 ballots intentionally scanned and counted more than once for the recount

Missing ballot image records from the recount

Voting system encryption keys provided to counties unprotected in plain text

103.6 percent and 113.8 percent “citizen voting age population registered to vote” in Georgia and in Fulton County, respectively

Hundreds of test ballots included in the official results

Failure to “Create, maintain, preserve, or produce a numbered list of voters for all of advance voting”

Created Daily Recap Sheets after the election, not during the election as required by Georgia law

Fulton County’s official records include 22,534 more ballots cast than voters credited with casting a ballot

Thousands of ballots included in the original count are missing from the recount, and thousands of ballots in the recount are missing from the original count

But there were muh...audits or something

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And apparently they ignored the audits.

So, will Rudy Gulliani get his money back from the two ladies who sued him for saying they did all of this and were then fired from their jobs?

I lived in the Atlanta suburbs for 33 years, including much of that time in Fulton County. I followed local politics all that time.

Without evidence of anything, my initial reaction is, if there's a hint of wrongdoing in local elections in Fulton, you can bet the house that it's true in some fashion.

(01-30-2026 09:18 PM)TripleA Wrote:  I lived in the Atlanta suburbs for 33 years, including much of that time in Fulton County. I followed local politics all that time.

Without evidence of anything, my initial reaction is, if there's a hint of wrongdoing in local elections in Fulton, you can bet the house that it's true in some fashion.

Politicans in Atlanta would make Louisiana politicians blush!

The list of public officials convicted of crimes in the Atlanta metro is longer than the list of lies about Trump.

(01-30-2026 11:00 PM)bullet Wrote:  

(01-30-2026 09:18 PM)TripleA Wrote:  I lived in the Atlanta suburbs for 33 years, including much of that time in Fulton County. I followed local politics all that time.

Without evidence of anything, my initial reaction is, if there's a hint of wrongdoing in local elections in Fulton, you can bet the house that it's true in some fashion.

Politicans in Atlanta would make Louisiana politicians blush!

The list of public officials convicted of crimes in the Atlanta metro is longer than the list of lies about Trump.

I have met a couple of Georgia governors. I know they have some real tales they could tell. And Fulton County is maybe the worst of the worst.

EXCLUSIVE: Atlanta Field Office Special Agent in Charge Allegedly Removed For Slow-Walking Election Fraud Investigation

Quote:Reports are emerging on social media that Paul Brown, the FBI Special Agent in Charge at the Atlanta Field Office, was “forced out of that job earlier this month,” according to MSNOW’s Ken Dilanian.

According to MSNOW, Brown “was forced out this month after questioning the Justice Department’s renewed push to probe Fulton County’s role in the 2020 election” after “expressing concern” about “unsubstantiated allegations of voter fraud” in Fulton County.

On Thursday, The Gateway Pundit published a 26-count report that was shared with the Department of Justice. The document allegedly details extensive acts of maladministration and evidence destruction in Fulton County related to the 2020 election. The publication maintains that the claims are supported by citations and corroborating materials, countering Dilanian’s characterization of them as “unsubstantiated.”

The Gateway Pundit has received an FBI letter purportedly sent in response to the 26-count report. The letter, addressed to Fulton County Elections Director Nadine Williams, was signed by Special Agent in Charge Brown and requested that the county “voluntarily produce” election materials from 2020, including:

paper ballots
ballot envelopes
voter “tallie” sheets
batch “tallie” sheets
tabulator “pole” tapes
tabulator “pole” tapes
documents related to tabulator “pole” tapes.



Sources familiar with the matter stated that Brown’s removal may have been linked to dissatisfaction within the Justice Department over how he handled the response to the 26-count report. Instead of pursuing a probable cause search warrant, Brown reportedly opted to send the request letter. The letter followed multiple prior efforts spanning several years to obtain the same election materials.

Notably, the letter contained several typographical errors, including “tallie” in place of “tally” and “pole” instead of “poll.” It also lacked a date of origin and, more concerningly, did not include a compliance deadline for Director Williams.

Previous efforts to obtain Fulton County election records include a formal request from then-Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, three subpoenas issued by the Georgia State Election Board (SEB) associated with an ongoing complaint investigation, and multiple lawsuits seeking access to physical ballots and related records. One of these cases has reportedly been awaiting a hearing for more than 1,100 days since being remanded to a lower court by the Georgia Supreme Court.

Earlier this month, a Georgia Superior Court judge ordered Fulton County to comply with one of those subpoenas; however, it notably did not include the physical ballots.

The source noted that the FBI has acted diligently and professionally in the investigation since Brown’s ouster.

(01-30-2026 02:14 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(01-30-2026 01:01 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  Below is the link to the PDF of the Fulton County 2020 Investigation, posted 3 weeks ago. Just go to page 2 and read the table of contents. That gives you a really good overview of the issues for Fulton county in 2020.

https://www.scribd.com/document/98954247...ulton-2020

Ah yes...the vaunted Election Oversight Group, LLC. What is that you ask. Well, a quick check says it's made up of such luminaries as Garland Favorito, Kevin Moncla, and Joseph Rossi.

Quote:In December, a Texas man named Kevin Moncla emailed Georgia election board members in response to their decision not to investigate the secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, over bogus election fraud claims. Moncla made a vague threat that he was willing to take things outside the bounds of his increasingly frustrated emails.

The communication alarmed members of the state election board (SEB) enough to contact federal law enforcement.

Moncla’s email was one among hundreds of communications sent by a small but aggressive group of election deniers since former president Donald Trump’s loss in Georgia in 2020 as part of a relentless pressure campaign directed at Georgia officials to investigate unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud – and to implement policies based on those claims that will affect how elections are run in Georgia.

“We can address these matters publicly or privately – but make no mistake, they will be addressed,” Moncla told members of the board in the email that prompted Georgia election officials to ask the FBI to investigate him.

Moncla is among a small group of election deniers who have relentlessly hounded the Georgia SEB and other officials on a weekly and sometimes daily basis to investigate mostly unfounded allegations of widespread voter fraud. He has been joined in his pursuit of conspiratorial election fraud claims by Joe Rossi, a teacher at a technical college in Macon, and David Cross, a self-described financial adviser who is second vice-chair of the Georgia GOP. The trio have made a name for themselves in election denier circles, with their work being cited across a rightwing ecosystem of influential websites, social media accounts and even within prominent political circles.

Since November 2020, Moncla and his fellow election deniers have emailed the SEB to file complaints based on technical glitches, human errors and in many cases outright false claims of widespread election fraud in Georgia. The complaints follow the playbook of rightwing activists and citizens across the state who have been inundating local election offices with public records requests in attempts to prove conspiracies about widespread voter fraud.

Revealed: the election deniers relentlessly hounding Georgia officials

NARRATOR: That "Report of Investigation" isn't worth the paper it's written on.

That 26 count investigation got a judge to sign off on a search warrant to seize all documents, including the ballots. It also got an FBI agent fired for sitting on his ass. So go grab a bag of popcorn, or a bag of dicks, your choice, and sit back and enjoy the show.

Maybe if you would read and think for yourself you would be less easily hoodwinked.

(01-30-2026 06:21 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Summary of some of the bullet points of the DoJ report leading to the warrant.

What the actual ****...

Quote:numerous other issues including:

Failure to perform Logic & Accuracy testing as required by Georgia law

Ordering over one million “extra” absentee ballots (not alleged to be a violation of law)

Failure to perform any signature verification in both the 2020 primary and general elections

Swapping of 35 memory cards during a live election

Cutting Security Seals, removing memory cards, and “fraudulent returns” then printed on “surrogate machines”

20,713 ballots attributed to ten advance voting machines with no provenance

Failure to preserve election records from the initial November 3, 2020 count

Unauthorized access and control of Fulton County’s election operations, voting systems, and data

No reconciliation or canvass performed in violation of Georgia law

Ballot paper authentication disabled across the entire state of Georgia

Thousands of ballots added to the post-election hand-count audit

3,930 ballots intentionally scanned and counted more than once for the recount

Missing ballot image records from the recount

Voting system encryption keys provided to counties unprotected in plain text

103.6 percent and 113.8 percent “citizen voting age population registered to vote” in Georgia and in Fulton County, respectively

Hundreds of test ballots included in the official results

Failure to “Create, maintain, preserve, or produce a numbered list of voters for all of advance voting”

Created Daily Recap Sheets after the election, not during the election as required by Georgia law

Fulton County’s official records include 22,534 more ballots cast than voters credited with casting a ballot

Thousands of ballots included in the original count are missing from the recount, and thousands of ballots in the recount are missing from the original count

Well Tom would tell you, those are just rules and not the law and people make mistakes.

(01-31-2026 12:21 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(01-30-2026 06:21 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Summary of some of the bullet points of the DoJ report leading to the warrant.

What the actual ****...

Quote:numerous other issues including:

Failure to perform Logic & Accuracy testing as required by Georgia law

Ordering over one million “extra” absentee ballots (not alleged to be a violation of law)

Failure to perform any signature verification in both the 2020 primary and general elections

Swapping of 35 memory cards during a live election

Cutting Security Seals, removing memory cards, and “fraudulent returns” then printed on “surrogate machines”

20,713 ballots attributed to ten advance voting machines with no provenance

Failure to preserve election records from the initial November 3, 2020 count

Unauthorized access and control of Fulton County’s election operations, voting systems, and data

No reconciliation or canvass performed in violation of Georgia law

Ballot paper authentication disabled across the entire state of Georgia

Thousands of ballots added to the post-election hand-count audit

3,930 ballots intentionally scanned and counted more than once for the recount

Missing ballot image records from the recount

Voting system encryption keys provided to counties unprotected in plain text

103.6 percent and 113.8 percent “citizen voting age population registered to vote” in Georgia and in Fulton County, respectively

Hundreds of test ballots included in the official results

Failure to “Create, maintain, preserve, or produce a numbered list of voters for all of advance voting”

Created Daily Recap Sheets after the election, not during the election as required by Georgia law

Fulton County’s official records include 22,534 more ballots cast than voters credited with casting a ballot

Thousands of ballots included in the original count are missing from the recount, and thousands of ballots in the recount are missing from the original count

Well Tom would tell you, those are just rules and not the law and people make mistakes.

Who cares what Tom thinks other than him?

Tom is always wrong about everything, but is always damn well pleased with himself.

(01-31-2026 12:23 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  

(01-31-2026 12:21 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(01-30-2026 06:21 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Summary of some of the bullet points of the DoJ report leading to the warrant.

What the actual ****...

Quote:numerous other issues including:

Failure to perform Logic & Accuracy testing as required by Georgia law

Ordering over one million “extra” absentee ballots (not alleged to be a violation of law)

Failure to perform any signature verification in both the 2020 primary and general elections

Swapping of 35 memory cards during a live election

Cutting Security Seals, removing memory cards, and “fraudulent returns” then printed on “surrogate machines”

20,713 ballots attributed to ten advance voting machines with no provenance

Failure to preserve election records from the initial November 3, 2020 count

Unauthorized access and control of Fulton County’s election operations, voting systems, and data

No reconciliation or canvass performed in violation of Georgia law

Ballot paper authentication disabled across the entire state of Georgia

Thousands of ballots added to the post-election hand-count audit

3,930 ballots intentionally scanned and counted more than once for the recount

Missing ballot image records from the recount

Voting system encryption keys provided to counties unprotected in plain text

103.6 percent and 113.8 percent “citizen voting age population registered to vote” in Georgia and in Fulton County, respectively

Hundreds of test ballots included in the official results

Failure to “Create, maintain, preserve, or produce a numbered list of voters for all of advance voting”

Created Daily Recap Sheets after the election, not during the election as required by Georgia law

Fulton County’s official records include 22,534 more ballots cast than voters credited with casting a ballot

Thousands of ballots included in the original count are missing from the recount, and thousands of ballots in the recount are missing from the original count

Well Tom would tell you, those are just rules and not the law and people make mistakes.

Who cares what Tom thinks other than him?

Tom is always wrong about everything, but is always damn well pleased with himself.

"Who cares what Tom thinks other than him"

I have to tell you Andy but you probably have more back and forths with Tom more than anyone on this Board. So it looks like you care more than anyone.

(01-30-2026 06:43 PM)maximus Wrote:  

(01-30-2026 06:21 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Summary of some of the bullet points of the DoJ report leading to the warrant.

What the actual ****...

Quote:numerous other issues including:

Failure to perform Logic & Accuracy testing as required by Georgia law

Ordering over one million “extra” absentee ballots (not alleged to be a violation of law)

Failure to perform any signature verification in both the 2020 primary and general elections

Swapping of 35 memory cards during a live election

Cutting Security Seals, removing memory cards, and “fraudulent returns” then printed on “surrogate machines”

20,713 ballots attributed to ten advance voting machines with no provenance

Failure to preserve election records from the initial November 3, 2020 count

Unauthorized access and control of Fulton County’s election operations, voting systems, and data

No reconciliation or canvass performed in violation of Georgia law

Ballot paper authentication disabled across the entire state of Georgia

Thousands of ballots added to the post-election hand-count audit

3,930 ballots intentionally scanned and counted more than once for the recount

Missing ballot image records from the recount

Voting system encryption keys provided to counties unprotected in plain text

103.6 percent and 113.8 percent “citizen voting age population registered to vote” in Georgia and in Fulton County, respectively

Hundreds of test ballots included in the official results

Failure to “Create, maintain, preserve, or produce a numbered list of voters for all of advance voting”

Created Daily Recap Sheets after the election, not during the election as required by Georgia law

Fulton County’s official records include 22,534 more ballots cast than voters credited with casting a ballot

Thousands of ballots included in the original count are missing from the recount, and thousands of ballots in the recount are missing from the original count

But there were muh...audits or something

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Tom said there is nothing to see here…….

(01-31-2026 02:41 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(01-31-2026 12:23 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  

(01-31-2026 12:21 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(01-30-2026 06:21 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Summary of some of the bullet points of the DoJ report leading to the warrant.

What the actual ****...

Quote:numerous other issues including:

Failure to perform Logic & Accuracy testing as required by Georgia law

Ordering over one million “extra” absentee ballots (not alleged to be a violation of law)

Failure to perform any signature verification in both the 2020 primary and general elections

Swapping of 35 memory cards during a live election

Cutting Security Seals, removing memory cards, and “fraudulent returns” then printed on “surrogate machines”

20,713 ballots attributed to ten advance voting machines with no provenance

Failure to preserve election records from the initial November 3, 2020 count

Unauthorized access and control of Fulton County’s election operations, voting systems, and data

No reconciliation or canvass performed in violation of Georgia law

Ballot paper authentication disabled across the entire state of Georgia

Thousands of ballots added to the post-election hand-count audit

3,930 ballots intentionally scanned and counted more than once for the recount

Missing ballot image records from the recount

Voting system encryption keys provided to counties unprotected in plain text

103.6 percent and 113.8 percent “citizen voting age population registered to vote” in Georgia and in Fulton County, respectively

Hundreds of test ballots included in the official results

Failure to “Create, maintain, preserve, or produce a numbered list of voters for all of advance voting”

Created Daily Recap Sheets after the election, not during the election as required by Georgia law

Fulton County’s official records include 22,534 more ballots cast than voters credited with casting a ballot

Thousands of ballots included in the original count are missing from the recount, and thousands of ballots in the recount are missing from the original count

Well Tom would tell you, those are just rules and not the law and people make mistakes.

Who cares what Tom thinks other than him?

Tom is always wrong about everything, but is always damn well pleased with himself.

"Who cares what Tom thinks other than him"

I have to tell you Andy but you probably have more back and forths with Tom more than anyone on this Board. So it looks like you care more than anyone.

I don't care about Tom, RBD.

I have made my feelings known about Tom. I hate him. I hate him with every fiber of my being.

I don't make fun of him for having cats, being fat, or having a fat ex wife who divorced him like the other right winger posters do.

I will stand up to him and call him about on us leftist BS talking points.

I'm not sure why you reached the conclusion that you did about me, but whatever.

(01-28-2026 03:52 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(01-28-2026 03:49 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  Very skeptical that any evidence of a crime committed in 2020 will be discovered in 2026. But we’ll see.

I think you know, this doesn't have one ******* thing to do with 2020. This is all in preparation for the Big Lie 2.0 when the RNC gets creamed in November.

It's the same as Bondi trying to extort voter rolls out of Minnesota in exchange for removing ICE.

All I can say is we better the hope the Dems win by huge margins, or there is going to be something akin to a civil war with demented Don at the helm.

God, help us.

Still sore about Nov. 5, 2024, huh?

If you can't win, then do your best to destroy the opposition while they are in power, and spend 100% of your time on that mission, rather than doing things to help the country.

Got it.

As for a civil war, bring it on. We're going to have to have it out sooner or later. Since it is inevitable, IMO, I hope I am still around then.

(02-01-2026 04:03 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(01-28-2026 03:52 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(01-28-2026 03:49 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  Very skeptical that any evidence of a crime committed in 2020 will be discovered in 2026. But we’ll see.

I think you know, this doesn't have one ******* thing to do with 2020. This is all in preparation for the Big Lie 2.0 when the RNC gets creamed in November.

It's the same as Bondi trying to extort voter rolls out of Minnesota in exchange for removing ICE.

All I can say is we better the hope the Dems win by huge margins, or there is going to be something akin to a civil war with demented Don at the helm.

God, help us.

Still sore about Nov. 5, 2024, huh?

If you can't win, then do your best to destroy the opposition while they are in power, and spend 100% of your time on that mission, rather than doing things to help the country.

Got it.

As for a civil war, bring it on. We're going to have to have it out sooner or later. Since it is inevitable, IMO, I hope I am still around then.

Tom's a** is going to be chapped for the rest of his life thanks to the existence of right wingers.

(02-01-2026 03:58 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  

(01-31-2026 02:41 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(01-31-2026 12:23 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  

(01-31-2026 12:21 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(01-30-2026 06:21 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Summary of some of the bullet points of the DoJ report leading to the warrant.

What the actual ****...

Well Tom would tell you, those are just rules and not the law and people make mistakes.

Who cares what Tom thinks other than him?

Tom is always wrong about everything, but is always damn well pleased with himself.

"Who cares what Tom thinks other than him"

I have to tell you Andy but you probably have more back and forths with Tom more than anyone on this Board. So it looks like you care more than anyone.

I don't care about Tom, RBD.

I have made my feelings known about Tom. I hate him. I hate him with every fiber of my being.

I don't make fun of him for having cats, being fat, or having a fat ex wife who divorced him like the other right winger posters do.

I will stand up to him and call him about on us leftist BS talking points.

I'm not sure why you reached the conclusion that you did about me, but whatever.

You made a reply to a comment I made about Tom.

"Who cares"

Since when did you start speaking for everyone on this Board. Who is the key word here for you.

I have news for you. You do care about Tom just not in a good way All you do around here is bit^h and moan about Tom.