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¶18 The process of handling missing witness information is
not new; election officials followed guidance that WEC created,
approved, and disseminated to counties in October 2016. It has
been relied on in 11 statewide elections since, including in the
2016 presidential election when President Trump was victorious in
Wisconsin. The Campaign nonetheless now seeks to strike ballots
counted in accordance with that guidance in Milwaukee and Dane
Counties, but not those counted in other counties that followed
the same guidance. The Campaign offers no reason for waiting years
to challenge this approach, much less after this election. None
exists.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: JAGStorm
President Trump was genuinely surprised when he beat Hillary, because he knew Democrat cheating was so prevalent across many states.
His 2012 interviews and tweets demonstrated great awareness of fake ballots, vote switching, etc..
It's all nearing exposure now. The China-Dominion-Politician connections are being systematically revealed.
originally posted by: Tempter
Wisconsin's Indefinitely-confined votes were un the hundreds of thousands.
So glad the kid-sniffer is being elected today.
Jesus H, it's all such a joke.
The Campaign sat on its
hands, waiting until after the election, despite the fact that
this "application" form was in place for over a decade.
To strike ballots cast in reliance on the guidance now, and to do so only in
two counties, would violate every notion of equity that undergirds
our electoral system
originally posted by: lordcomac
cheat once, shame on democrats
cheat twice, wait what's going on here?
cheat three times, hey cut it out!
cheat every time, and there's no evidence of widespread fraud! Oh, and the AP called the election, because they're obviously important.
I'm not looking forward to seeing the history books if these clowns keep getting away with it.
This is why old men are grumpy.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
originally posted by: Tempter
Wisconsin's Indefinitely-confined votes were un the hundreds of thousands.
So glad the kid-sniffer is being elected today.
Jesus H, it's all such a joke.
If the Indefinitely-confined votes were in the hundreds of thousands why were they only challenged
in two counties?
From the judgement:
The Campaign sat on its
hands, waiting until after the election, despite the fact that
this "application" form was in place for over a decade.
To strike ballots cast in reliance on the guidance now, and to do so only in
two counties, would violate every notion of equity that undergirds
our electoral system
How was the campaign supposed to challenge and abuse before it happened?
despite the fact that
this "application" form was in place for over a decade.
originally posted by: lordcomac
cheat once, shame on democrats
cheat twice, wait what's going on here?
cheat three times, hey cut it out!
cheat every time, and there's no evidence of widespread fraud! Oh, and the AP called the election, because they're obviously important.
I'm not looking forward to seeing the history books if these clowns keep getting away with it.
This is why old men are grumpy.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: JAGStorm
President Trump was genuinely surprised when he beat Hillary, because he knew Democrat cheating was so prevalent across many states.
His 2012 interviews and tweets demonstrated great awareness of fake ballots, vote switching, etc..
It's all nearing exposure now. The China-Dominion-Politician connections are being systematically revealed.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Tempter
How was the campaign supposed to challenge and abuse before it happened?
As mentioned previously, all the actions that were brought up in the lawsuit are not new.
If they were not abuse when Trump won in 2016, how could they be abuse now.
despite the fact that
this "application" form was in place for over a decade.
If Trump won this time, would they still claim those things were abuse/cheating... nope.
Well, maybe Texas will secede and then you can move there and not have to worry about the democrat corruption. They can be left to wallow in their sh*t. Other states will eventually follow suit. States that mean anything anyways. What are we gonna miss, the latest iPhone? Pac-12 football? Strawberries? California walnuts? Hollywood?
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Tempter
How was the campaign supposed to challenge and abuse before it happened?
As mentioned previously, all the actions that were brought up in the lawsuit are not new.
If they were not abuse when Trump won in 2016, how could they be abuse now.
despite the fact that
this "application" form was in place for over a decade.
If Trump won this time, would they still claim those things were abuse/cheating... nope.
"The Campaign offers no reason for waiting years to challenge this approach,"...
originally posted by: JAGStorm
Some interesting reading!
www.wicourts.gov...
¶18 The process of handling missing witness information is
not new; election officials followed guidance that WEC created,
approved, and disseminated to counties in October 2016. It has
been relied on in 11 statewide elections since, including in the
2016 presidential election when President Trump was victorious in
Wisconsin. The Campaign nonetheless now seeks to strike ballots
counted in accordance with that guidance in Milwaukee and Dane
Counties, but not those counted in other counties that followed
the same guidance. The Campaign offers no reason for waiting years
to challenge this approach, much less after this election. None
exists.
including in the
2016 presidential election when President Trump was victorious in
Wisconsin.
I've said this all along, if it is cheating now, it was cheating then!!
I read through the whole lawsuit.
I'm not saying there is zero merit.
There is probably some (maybe still not enough to make a difference) merit on
on the indefinitely confined voter ballots BUT
The Trump Campaign said
all in-person absentee votes were cast unlawfully without an
application.
That would basically throw the baby out with the bath water.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Tempter
How was the campaign supposed to challenge and abuse before it happened?
As mentioned previously, all the actions that were brought up in the lawsuit are not new.
If they were not abuse when Trump won in 2016, how could they be abuse now.
despite the fact that
this "application" form was in place for over a decade.
If Trump won this time, would they still claim those things were abuse/cheating... nope.