(11-11-2020, 10:24 AM)The Real Marty Wrote:

(11-11-2020, 10:20 AM)JagNGeorgia Wrote: There were 132k ballots flagged for address changes in Fulton County. That doesn’t mean they’re invalid, but it also doesn’t mean some won’t get thrown out.

The USPS whistleblower and Project Veritas both insist that he was coerced into telling them what they want to hear. And, after listening to some of the interview, the investigators are clear in their intent. They openly say they want to scare him and “help [him] remember” what really happened.

Some of the things released have been lies, but if you ignore all of the voting irregularities and statistical anomalies (near impossibilities) under the guise that we have to maintain the integrity of the Presidential election, then what’s the difference? Aren’t both side turning their nose up at evidence?

And all of that after pretending that Trump pissed on hookers and was a Russian agent? I think we can take a couple weeks to recount some of these otherwise questionable results in states that violated their own election laws (Pennsylvania and Wisconsin).

Jesus Christ, your VERY FIRST SENTENCE is wrong.  There were not 132,000 ballots flagged for address change in Fulton County.  That is false.

Is this your reaction to everything you don’t like talking about or just things that tHreAteN dEmOcRaCy? Dude, calm down. 

132k ballots were flagged for possible address changes, and the subsequent tweets after that information was released said that they were likely to thrown out. Fulton County employees said it was unsubstantiated, but the pollster that did it showed 132k of those registered in Fulton had a change of address notification. That also doesn’t mean 132k of those with address changes also voted or that any would get thrown out. The information doesn’t appear incorrect, only the interpretation of it. 

Fulton County had this problem two years ago, by the way. Abrahams rushed to register people and registered a bunch of ineligible voters or recorded incorrect information. She supposedly registered more this year too.

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