@BrendanKeefe 1/ I think that it should be pointed out that any conscientious observer/pollwatcher assigned to watch ballot scanning would not have left until room was secured and closed. You don't just walk away when managers say "we are going home soon. " You watch the close down.
@BrendanKeefe 2/ You ask to record seal numbers. You count the ballot boxes. That is your job if you are an assigned ballot scanning monitor. You don't leave early and then blame management for change in schedule.
Also let's not forget about the ballot containers they call "suitcases," ....
Also let's not forget about the ballot containers they call "suitcases," ....
@BrendanKeefe 3/ The observers were there (or should have been there) when the containers were put under the tables for storage.They could have recorded the seal numbers.
They shouldn't pretend surprised that the containers were there. Containers didn't appear from thin air.
They shouldn't pretend surprised that the containers were there. Containers didn't appear from thin air.
@BrendanKeefe 4/ This is a case of the GOP observers not taking their jobs seriously and failing to perform them. Then blaming someone else, making up wild untrue allegations when they lost the presidential race.
@BrendanKeefe 5/ I went to that room as an appointed watcher multiple times and no GOP watchers were there when I was.
Yes, Fulton did not make it transparent enough, but GOP had $$ and power to challenge at the time and they were not interested until they lost.
Yes, Fulton did not make it transparent enough, but GOP had $$ and power to challenge at the time and they were not interested until they lost.
@BrendanKeefe 6/ And to be clear, @BrendanKeefe, I am not faulting media. They don't have the obligation to monitor.
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