As the (Far Right and Left) World Turns

[davebucknut]

Lol.  Case closed.  Dinesh you can take your movie and go home now.

We know that ballot harvesting is a type of voter fraud that actually happens somewhat regularly . The largest case I'm aware of is 134 from 2018.

Raffensberger is doing an actual investigation into claims of ballot harvesting in Georgia, not bilking innocent people of hard-earned money, with fictional stories, like D'Souza.

If he doesn't find any, I suspect he'll be written off as a member of the swamp... Which HT had hinted at previously.

So the purchased cell phone data isn't real?  Good to know. 

If DD didn't do due diligence and either got duped or conspired with TTV, in order to produce a fiction, then he's finished.  The likelihood of that is somewhere around, oh I don't know, zero?

Its all fake, Biden actually got 200 million votes, but trump and his allies made them disappear.

Signed every Democrat.

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[P1tchblack]

Arizona Senate to investigate Wendy Rogers over social media post on Buffalo shooting


The Arizona Senate will investigate a social media post from state Sen. Wendy Rogers that suggested the shooter in a mass killing in Buffalo, New York, last weekend was a federal agent and part of a federal conspiracy.

The Senate voted 24-3, with three members not voting, to move forward with an investigation by the Senate Ethics Committee. The committee will now examine Rogers' remarks "relating to the Buffalo shooting as inappropriate of an elected official with this body."

An effort to expel Rogers, pushed by Democrats, failed on a 11-15 vote just after 4 p.m.

Rogers, a Trump-endorsed, first-term politician who belongs to the Oath Keepers and has espoused conspiracy theories, was censured by her Senate peers on March 1 after she promoted hanging political enemies during an appearance at an event hosted by Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes and threatened to destroy fellow Republicans' careers.



https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/pol...800372002/

[ScarletHayes]

Thatâ€s almost as crazy as the msm blaming Fox News for inspiring a guy, that allegedly hates Fox News, to shoot up that store.  Or as crazy as a group hell bent on an open border mocking the thought of a  replacement theory.     Etc...

Plenty of crazy going around as of late

[ChinaBuck]

Thatâ€s almost as crazy as the msm blaming Fox News for inspiring a guy, that allegedly hates Fox News, to shoot up that store.  Or as crazy as a group hell bent on an open border mocking the thought of a  replacement theory.     Etc...

Plenty of crazy going around as of late

When it comes to the Fall elections, I worry more about people like her messing things up with stupid comments. We need to take the House and Senate, we don't need stupidity stopping that.

[ScarletHayes]

I get what youâ€re putting down, but I wouldnâ€t be too concerned about a single Arizona state senator.  

When federal agencies, like the FBI, clearly become an enforcement arm of one political party it leads to crazy comments like this.  When you have more “informants” involved in plotting to kidnap a governor rather than actual perps...  trust is gone.

[davebucknut]

I get what youâ€re putting down, but I wouldnâ€t be too concerned about a single Arizona state senator.  

When federal agencies, like the FBI, clearly become an enforcement arm of one political party it leads to crazy comments like this.  When you have more “informants” involved in plotting to kidnap a governor rather than actual perps...  trust is gone.

Exactly, when 8 out of 10 people who planned (including the mastermind and finances of the attack) turn out to be fbi agents, it doesn't lend to being trusted.

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[P1tchblack]

Thatâ€s almost as crazy as the msm blaming Fox News for inspiring a guy, that allegedly hates Fox News, to shoot up that store.  Or as crazy as a group hell bent on an open border mocking the thought of a  replacement theory.     Etc...

Plenty of crazy going around as of late

Actually, it's much, MUCH more in line with an Alex Jones level of insanity.

[ScarletHayes]

Thatâ€s almost as crazy as the msm blaming Fox News for inspiring a guy, that allegedly hates Fox News, to shoot up that store.  Or as crazy as a group hell bent on an open border mocking the thought of a  replacement theory.     Etc...

Plenty of crazy going around as of late

Actually, it's much, MUCH more in line with an Alex Jones level of insanity.

Alex Jones is crazy right.  The msm haven't yet figured out that many of them are seen as Alex Jones on the left.  They're just as nuts, but without the podcast.

[P1tchblack]

She Lost the GA Guv Race By 70 Points. She Still Wonâ€t Concede.

Far-right favorite Kandiss Taylor received just 3.4 percent of the vote in Georgiaâ€s GOP primary for governor on Tuesday, less than one-twentieth of current Gov. Brian Kempâ€s 73.7 percent of the vote. But that isnâ€t stopping Taylor from refusing to concede and claiming the election was “rigged.”

Taylor, a Trump loyalist who campaigned with the slogan “Jesus Guns Babies” and promised to “stand up to the Luciferian Cabal,” simply believes itâ€s impossible that she lost this spectacularly.


“We have a national data team working on the 2022 primary election fraud. More will be forthcoming,” Taylor campaign spokesperson Christi Maude told The Daily Beast. “Dr. Kandiss Taylor does not concede.”

“Given that my vote total currently lags my number of volunteers by nearly 20,000, I do not trust these election results and neither should any supporter of either of my opponents or candidates in any other races,” Taylor further wrote in a press release. “It is my opinion that our elections in Georgia have become a travesty spearheaded by the corrupt, organized, willful assault that Governor Brian Kemp, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Attorney General Chris Carr, and gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams have inflicted on our election process.”


Taylor went on to write that she does “not concede.” And thatâ€s because she does not seem to believe the election was legitimate. “I know a rigged election when I see one, and this bears all the marks,” read a message that Taylor reposted on Telegram.

Of course, Kemp doesnâ€t need Taylor to concede to take the GOP nomination for governor.

But with Kemp taking home enough of the vote to avoid a run-off—an embarrassment to former Sen. David Perdue (R-GA), who took home 21.8 percent of the vote, and to former President Donald Trump, who endorsed Perdue—conservatives just donâ€t appear willing to accept the results. And that refusal to accept the realities of a losing election further illustrates the direction of the far-right and Trump Republicans: Theyâ€re reluctant to trust anything that doesnâ€t go their way.

“After seeing the energy and enthusiasm first-hand in Georgia for Kandiss Taylor, the numbers obviously do not add up,” informal Taylor campaign adviser and failed Republican Senate candidate Lauren Witzke told The Daily Beast on Friday. “Taylorâ€s number of volunteers alone surpassed the number of votes received.”


https://www.thedailybeast.com/kandiss-ta...nt-concede

[P1tchblack]

5 GOP candidates in Michigan ineligible after fraud, election office says

Five of 10 Republican candidates for the gubernatorial nomination in Michigan are ineligible to appear on the ballot because of invalid signatures on their nominating petitions, the Michigan elections bureau said in a report Monday, upending the race little more than two months before the August primary.

Those the elections bureau said were ineligible include former Detroit police chief James Craig and businessman Perry Johnson, who have been considered the leading candidates for the GOP nomination for Michigan governor. Others were Donna Brandenburg, Michael Brown and Michael Markey.

The Michigan Board of State Canvassers, made up of two Democrats and two Republicans, will meet Thursday morning to discuss the election bureauâ€s report and rule on whether the candidates can appear on the Aug. 2 primary ballot.


State investigators identified 36 people who circulated petitions “who submitted fraudulent petition sheets consisting entirely of invalid signatures,” according to an elections bureau report published Monday night.

“In total, the Bureau estimates that these circulators submitted at least 68,000 invalid signatures submitted across 10 sets of nominating petitions,” the report stated. “In several instances, the number of invalid signatures submitted by these circulators was the reason a candidate had an insufficient number of valid signatures.”

The gubernatorial candidates were required to collect at least 15,000 valid signatures to appear on the ballot. According to the elections bureau, Craigâ€s campaign submitted 11,113 invalid signatures and only 10,192 “facially valid” ones, while Johnsonâ€s campaign submitted 9,393 invalid signatures and 13,800 facially valid ones, leaving both below the required threshold.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/...g-johnson/

[ScarletHayes]

Wow, sounds like disenfranchisement.  Probably racist too

[Beastdog]

Wow, sounds like disenfranchisement.  Probably racist too

Does anyone know the exact reason why a person seeking a publicly elected position should be required to collect ANY signatures in order to be eligible to be on the ballot? Is this a Republican Party rule?

[stxbuck]

Wow, sounds like disenfranchisement.  Probably racist too

Does anyone know the exact reason why a person seeking a publicly elected position should be required to collect ANY signatures in order to be eligible to be on the ballot? Is this a Republican Party rule?

More like  a “keep lunatics from
clogging the ballot” rule in general….

[ChinaBuck]

She Lost the GA Guv Race By 70 Points. She Still Wonâ€t Concede.

Far-right favorite Kandiss Taylor received just 3.4 percent of the vote in Georgiaâ€s GOP primary for governor on Tuesday, less than one-twentieth of current Gov. Brian Kempâ€s 73.7 percent of the vote. But that isnâ€t stopping Taylor from refusing to concede and claiming the election was “rigged.”

Taylor, a Trump loyalist who campaigned with the slogan “Jesus Guns Babies” and promised to “stand up to the Luciferian Cabal,” simply believes itâ€s impossible that she lost this spectacularly.


“We have a national data team working on the 2022 primary election fraud. More will be forthcoming,” Taylor campaign spokesperson Christi Maude told The Daily Beast. “Dr. Kandiss Taylor does not concede.”

“Given that my vote total currently lags my number of volunteers by nearly 20,000, I do not trust these election results and neither should any supporter of either of my opponents or candidates in any other races,” Taylor further wrote in a press release. “It is my opinion that our elections in Georgia have become a travesty spearheaded by the corrupt, organized, willful assault that Governor Brian Kemp, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Attorney General Chris Carr, and gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams have inflicted on our election process.”


Taylor went on to write that she does “not concede.” And thatâ€s because she does not seem to believe the election was legitimate. “I know a rigged election when I see one, and this bears all the marks,” read a message that Taylor reposted on Telegram.

Of course, Kemp doesnâ€t need Taylor to concede to take the GOP nomination for governor.

But with Kemp taking home enough of the vote to avoid a run-off—an embarrassment to former Sen. David Perdue (R-GA), who took home 21.8 percent of the vote, and to former President Donald Trump, who endorsed Perdue—conservatives just donâ€t appear willing to accept the results. And that refusal to accept the realities of a losing election further illustrates the direction of the far-right and Trump Republicans: Theyâ€re reluctant to trust anything that doesnâ€t go their way.

“After seeing the energy and enthusiasm first-hand in Georgia for Kandiss Taylor, the numbers obviously do not add up,” informal Taylor campaign adviser and failed Republican Senate candidate Lauren Witzke told The Daily Beast on Friday. “Taylorâ€s number of volunteers alone surpassed the number of votes received.”


https://www.thedailybeast.com/kandiss-ta...nt-concede

She got 41,000 votes and claims she was cheated since she has 20,000 more volunteers than votes. I call BS on that. No way she had 61,000+ volunteers. It takes a November presidential election to get that number of volunteers.

[P1tchblack]

She Lost the GA Guv Race By 70 Points. She Still Wonâ€t Concede.

Far-right favorite Kandiss Taylor received just 3.4 percent of the vote in Georgiaâ€s GOP primary for governor on Tuesday, less than one-twentieth of current Gov. Brian Kempâ€s 73.7 percent of the vote. But that isnâ€t stopping Taylor from refusing to concede and claiming the election was “rigged.”

Taylor, a Trump loyalist who campaigned with the slogan “Jesus Guns Babies” and promised to “stand up to the Luciferian Cabal,” simply believes itâ€s impossible that she lost this spectacularly.


“We have a national data team working on the 2022 primary election fraud. More will be forthcoming,” Taylor campaign spokesperson Christi Maude told The Daily Beast. “Dr. Kandiss Taylor does not concede.”

“Given that my vote total currently lags my number of volunteers by nearly 20,000, I do not trust these election results and neither should any supporter of either of my opponents or candidates in any other races,” Taylor further wrote in a press release. “It is my opinion that our elections in Georgia have become a travesty spearheaded by the corrupt, organized, willful assault that Governor Brian Kemp, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Attorney General Chris Carr, and gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams have inflicted on our election process.”


Taylor went on to write that she does “not concede.” And thatâ€s because she does not seem to believe the election was legitimate. “I know a rigged election when I see one, and this bears all the marks,” read a message that Taylor reposted on Telegram.

Of course, Kemp doesnâ€t need Taylor to concede to take the GOP nomination for governor.

But with Kemp taking home enough of the vote to avoid a run-off—an embarrassment to former Sen. David Perdue (R-GA), who took home 21.8 percent of the vote, and to former President Donald Trump, who endorsed Perdue—conservatives just donâ€t appear willing to accept the results. And that refusal to accept the realities of a losing election further illustrates the direction of the far-right and Trump Republicans: Theyâ€re reluctant to trust anything that doesnâ€t go their way.

“After seeing the energy and enthusiasm first-hand in Georgia for Kandiss Taylor, the numbers obviously do not add up,” informal Taylor campaign adviser and failed Republican Senate candidate Lauren Witzke told The Daily Beast on Friday. “Taylorâ€s number of volunteers alone surpassed the number of votes received.”


https://www.thedailybeast.com/kandiss-ta...nt-concede

She got 41,000 votes and claims she was cheated since she has 20,000 more volunteers than votes. I call BS on that. No way she had 61,000+ volunteers. It takes a November presidential election to get that number of volunteers.

There's no reason to believe she lives in reality to any degree.