Dana7360
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Ten Republican Attorneys General File Amicus Brief with Supreme Court in Pennsylvania Ballot Case
A group of ten Republican attorneys general announced Monday that they are filing an amicus brief with the Supreme Court in a case challenging mail ballots in Pennsylvania, arguing that the state increased the risk of fraud in the election.Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt led the group in...news.yahoo.com
Another baseless suit that has no proof of fraud lol, where is the proof? Should of (sic) . could (sic) of (sic) , would of (sic) , is not proof
You should "of" not dropped out of seventh grade.
"Should HAVE, could HAVE and would HAVE" would HAVE been grammatically correct *lol*.
Do you think ten attorneys general don't know what evidence is? Do you think you're smarter than all of them combined? *lol*
The hatefulness, the arrogance, the mendacity, and the ignorance of Leftists constitute a truly destructive brew.
You obviously didn't read the article.
All the brief says is that the state increased the risk for fraud in the election.
That's all.
They didn't say how the states increased the risk.
They didn't say that the states did commit fraud. They didn't show any evidence of fraud.
Just words saying the state increased the risk.
Please read the article.