"It. Has. All. Gone. Too. Far," says @GabrielSterling with Georgia Sec of State after a Dominion tech's life was threatened with a noose. "Mr. President, you have not condemned these actions or this language....all of you who have not said a damn word are complicit in this."
"President called Brad Raffensperger who is a fine, upstanding, lifelong Republican 'an enemy of the people' that opened the floodgates to this crap," @GabrielSterling said. "There are some nut-balls out there who are going to take this & say 'the president told me to do this.'"
"Mr. President...be the bigger man here," Republican @GabrielSterling with the Georgia Sec of State said after death threats to election workers. "Step in, tell your supporters to stop being violent. Don't intimidate. All that's wrong. It's un-American." 11alive.com/article/news/p…
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Trump Legal Team responds: "With all due respect to the Attorney General, there hasn’t been any semblance of a Department of Justice investigation. We have gathered ample evidence of illegal voting in at least six states, which they have not examined..."
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"... We have many witnesses swearing under oath they saw crimes being committed in connection with voter fraud. As far as we know, not a single one has been interviewed by the DOJ..."
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"The Justice Department also hasn’t audited any voting machines or used their subpoena powers to determine the truth. Nonetheless, we will continue our pursuit of the truth through the judicial system and state legislatures, and continue toward the Constitution’s mandate.."
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Here's one of the 'Kraken' affidavits in Georgia, from an unnamed foreigner "of sound mine" who quotes another unnamed foreigner. I don't have a JD, but even in journalism this would be called unattributed hearsay.
The rest of the affidavit goes on to describe in exquisite detail how a company called Smartmatic helped Hugo Chavez steal elections. What is missing from it is any connection to Dominion. The two companies were competitors for the Georgia contract.
Georgia recount update:
Secretary of State says nearly 50 counties are complete. Largest county outstanding is Fulton where they’re still having problems.
Fulton is running only 8 of 17 high-speed scanners because of staffing issues. Secretary of State says “we’re tired of waiting on Fulton and their dysfunction.”
.@GabrielSterling says paper based voting system — new for Georgia — proves the election was secure. He said “they keep moving the goal posts.,” adding “to continually have it questioned in ways that are not specific...we don’t like the outcome, therefore you should investigate.”
Fulton County statement:
"Fulton County is continuing the recount of the Nov. 3 Presidential Election and will complete the recount by the deadline provided by the Secretary of State’s Office..."
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"...Over the weekend work was delayed due to the crash of a Dominion server that was certified by the Secretary of State’s office. The server was set up by Dominion and operated in accordance with the Secretary of State’s published guidelines (Step 11)..."
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"...A Dominion representative was onsite during the entire recount process and an additional specialist has been dispatched to resolve the issue. Recount teams will leave at 5 p.m..."
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Federal judge rejected key argument by the president's allies in Georgia, that the "signature match so overwhelmed ballot clerks that the rate of rejection plummeted and, ergo, invalid ballots were passed over and counted. This argument is belied by the record..."
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"The percentage of absentee ballots rejected for missing or mismatched information and signature is the exact same for the 2018 election and the General
Election (.15%)" Judge Steven D. Grimberg wrote
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In his denial of the Temporary Restraining Order, the Trump-appointed judge documented the multi-step process of signature matching in Georgia. The motion in Wood v. Raffensperger objected to more officials reviewing a questionable signature without legislature's approval. 3/4
Today @TrinityDC honored my late aunt, Sister Margaret Claydon, celebrating the 120th anniversary of the university's opening. Today we also remember President Kennedy. Here is a note JFK wrote to Aunt Margaret in 1960 when she was Trinity's president and he was running. 1/4
Bobby Kennedy served as commencement speaker @TrinityDC in 1963. This photo shows Sister Margaret on the right. 2/4
“A woman must not only know facts — she must have ideas about them. The modern world needs more people — including girls — who think for themselves. We’re not in the business of training committee women or bridge players.” Nov. 2, 1959 Time Magazine 3/4