Legislature in a Battleground State Calls an Emergency Session Over Voting Irregularities

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• I don't think this "emergency session" is a good thing. Historically Republican legislators have announced investigations for no other purpose than keeping the conservative base happy, that's all. It's always just window dressing. Nothing ever comes of these investigations. Look at the national level: is Hillary in prison, is Joe Biden, did they ever put ANYBODY in prison for attempting a coup of our duly-elected president? Not even the people who signed those improper FISA warrants have been charged with anything! I mean, c'mon, they left their fucking SIGNATURES on the evidence!

  And the Michigan Republicans are even less impressive than the national ones, trust me. The upshot of this emergency session will be purely negative because after the Republican legislators do nothing and find nothing, the Democrats will be able to point to this as evidence that the election was properly run.

• Benford’s law has been used in the past to prove then convict those who’ve committed the voting fraud. According to Benford’s Law Plugs & Ho came in at a startling 0.0000017, while Trump came in at .58. Of course the social speech monitors are stopping any and all references to this piece of info.

  As for the
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  I the field agents won’t take any risk and do their damn jobs. The evidence has to jump up and down in their face in order to have someone take it up.

  With the Domain Software used in every damn state that is in upheaval, it’s time for hand counts. It’s been obvious since late last year this election was and is headed to court.

  • What are you talking about? Where exactly was Benford's Law violated, and do you have a link?

    • https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EmPUb-tXUAI1-ZW?format=jpg&name=large

      • I found one too, talking about my own state, Michigan:

        https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/11/update-benfords-law-used-prove-election-fraud-past-joe-bidens-numbers-michigan-99-flawed-no-surprise-tech-giants-banning-information/

        • That is the very one I found too. They’ve not ran it against Wis, PA, AZ, GA and NV. That will stand up in court. It’s been used in the past. Sekulow is going to have a field day with this in the courts. The President has another individual who is going to be arguing the very facts in PA. I can’t find his name.

• This is where the FBI could really be useful, operating as they do on a national level; and protecting the integrity of elections, you would think, would be an important mandate for a federal police agency. But those clowns couldn't find their own nose while looking in a mirror. This software company, selling election software all across the nation, for some inexplicable reason decided to update their software the day before Election Day, an unprecedented move that surprised election clerks everywhere. What was in that update? It is surely at least suspicious that a company who downloaded an update on the eve of the election is suddenly in the news for faulty software.

  If the FBI had any investigative chops at all, which they do not, they would have confiscated one of those machines Tuesday evening at the latest, along with the recently downloaded software, and have their forensics people all over it by now. But it's too late now. Whatever software this company downloaded Monday evening, has surely by now been superseded by other downloads that erase whatever was in the Monday evening download. In other words, while the FBI was sitting around with their thumbs up their butts, the evidence has already disappeared.

• Once the a hand-count had taken place, those 6,000 votes went to President Trump. The Michigan Secretary of State, however, has said that this was “human error,” not a “software glitch.”
  Yeah, I agree it was not a glitch.
  Planned fraud, but not a glitch.