toobfreak
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- Apr 29, 2017
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Believe it or not, here's what we're expected to believe: A lawyer who represents the president of the United States and who claims he is in possession of evidence that there was massive fraud in the presidential election finally goes to a court of law. It's his (or her) opportunity to make the biggest splash of their collective careers by providing world-grabbing headlines of voter fraud which potentially changed the outcome of a national election, and what happens?Risk of sanctions and/or disbarment. Same reason reputable firms all turned tail and Donnie was stuck with maniacal has beens like Rudy, Sidney & Lin Wood.What evidence? I keep hearing people talk about evidence when they're standing at a microphone somewhere, but it's never presented when they're in a court of law. Why do you think that is?Can't you clowns give it a rest for one day?....Just one?
Another day, another.....
There's going to be a reckoning, and I reckon that Giuliani isn't going to like it one bit. Feel free to send him money for his defense.
Right after you clowns stop screaming about "stolen elections".
So basically, never, despite the fact that all the evidence and truth is on our side.
No evidence is presented!
That kind of says it all, doesn't it?
No evidence was ever presented because of this little thing called "standing". I suggest you get an elementary school student look it up and explain it to you.
This is a load of horse hockey. Why do we keep telling the same lies over and over?
Fact check: Courts have dismissed multiple lawsuits of alleged electoral fraud presented by Trump campaign
Following President Joe Biden’s swearing in on Jan. 20, a Facebook post shared over 6,140 times has said: “Not one court has looked at the evidence and said that Biden legally won. Not one”. This is false: state and federal judges dismissed more than 50 lawsuits presented by then President...www.reuters.com
Oh Jack, you really need to take an enema and blow it out your ass! The NERVE of you: you fish around to find an article saying what you WANT to hear, then you copy that as "the facts." Worse, you choose a source which vets NOT ONE of the over-one hundred points of election contention proving not any of them false! Instead, amazingly, Reuters' pathetic "fact-check" team simply quotes third parties and takes THEIR claims at face value even if they could be part of the problem, saying: "Independent experts, governors and state election officials from both parties say there was no evidence of widespread fraud."
WHAT experts? HOW are they "independent?" Independent from what and who? And what would a governor know other than whatever crap others tell him?! And state election officials? Aren't these the ones who would be overseeing any fraud if there was any? That's like asking the Federal government if they cheated the Indians!
Never mind the fact that many people and organizations have already come forward, as I've detailed many times, and ADMITTED to the cheating. They BRAG about it. Time Magazine put out an extensive article patting them on the back giving credit to them as a "SHADOW ORGANIZATION" working behind the scenes to ENSURE that Trump was never reelected by working collectively to generate millions upon millions of additional Biden paper ballots which millions in funding from interested corporate 3rd parties paid for. That's illegal Jack.
Biden's election is as phony as a $3 bill, and while you are out there citing a third party news organization for taking the word of other third parties (there's real news journalism for you!), not only doesn't Reuters even attempt to discount a SINGLE election dispute among a hundred, they like you pretend this shadow organization of far leftwing groups haven't ALREADY TAKEN CREDIT FOR STEALING THE ELECTION!
But don't worry Jack. Once these audits are over, my schedule frees up and I feel all data is finally in, I am going to put it all together in a thread where we will take a serious look at everything without your preconceived conclusions, drawing what conclusions are possible from the KNOWN FACTS, not just take the word of some possibly compromised, interested third party's word for it.
In effect, all Reuters did was take the word of other people telling them what they wanted to hear much like every other jackass out there all bleating that the fraud has been "debunked."
Everyone is just quoting everyone else (except those claiming the fraud) and not actually doing any real investigation of their own.
Like you.
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