only one thing has been shown "false"
and I say that without first hand knowledge of even that
and it is the use of the term suitcase
the cases in the video certainly look like those pull along suitcases on rollers used at airports but I wont argue the point that they may have been designed to use for ballots and not for suits
they certainly did jump right on that word with pride as if it was determinative of anything
do you feel better now?
but nothing else implied or inherent in lexus' question has even remotely been shown to be false
Originally Posted by nevergaveitathought
Are you a fucking imbecile? It has been debunked and debunked.
up next
Kemp calls for signature audit
Georgia officials debunk 'secret ballot suitcase' claim; to re-certify results for Biden
SUSAN MCCORD | AUGUSTA CHRONICLE | 12:29 pm EST December 7, 2020
The “secret suitcase with magic ballots” was actually a bag of ballots packed because Fulton County election workers thought they were going home on election night, according to a top Georgia election official.
Georgia Election System Implementation Manager Gabriel Sterling.
Georgia Election System Implementation Manager Gabriel Sterling.
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Monday, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced the state would recertify state election results as after the recount demanded by President Trump.
“We have now counted legally-cast ballots three times, and the results remain unchanged,” Raffensperger said.
One of a handful of state Republican officials to openly reject President Trump’s claim of widespread vote fraud in the Nov. 3 election, Raffensperger said the continued focus on the allegations by Trump and his supporters was harming the state’s reputation.
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“Continuing to make debunked claims of a stolen election is hurting our state,” he said at a Monday news conference. “Disinformation regarding election administration should be condemned and rejected.”
Gabriel Sterling, election system implementation manager, said attorneys for President Trump chose to mislead the public last week when they presented parts of a video they said showed workers counting retrieved from under a table after observers were sent home.
“What’s really frustrating is the president’s attorneys had this same videotape; they saw the exact same thing that the rest of us could see, and they chose to mislead state senators and the public about what was on that video,” Sterling said.
“They knew it was untrue and they continue to do things like this,” he said.
In what he termed “Disinformation Monday,” Sterling said he and state-certified law enforcement officers spent hours reviewing the video of ballot counting at State Farm Arena and found no wrongdoing.
“What you saw - the secret suitcase with magic ballots - were actually ballots that had been packed into those absentee ballot carriers by the workers in the plain view of the monitors and the press,” he said.
The reason the workers packed the ballots is they thought they were stopping for the day, Sterling said.
“They were under the misbegotten impression that they were getting to go home,” he said. “They had been there all day long. They were tired and they thought they could go home.”