This is a good one to show people who think affidavits are good evidence. Notice how the affidavits don't actually say they saw fraud happen in Detroit.
Law v. Whitmer (Nevada case backed by the Trump Campaign)
Literally the last four pages just show the utter lack of evidence of fraud of any kind. No point in highlighting everything!
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Constantio v. Detroit
This is another good one showing that the people being accused of fraud sign affidavits too. And they are far more trustworthy than rumors and innuendo. If the accusers had just shown up to training!
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I will definently add to this thread as I come across new cases. Please feel free to suggest them!
Also, I will probably do a thread that goes over the courts finding that the States did NOT break their own election laws, so let me know if you will find that useful!
I've had several commenters say the "statistical anomalies" weren't heard by judges. So I will prove that judges heard that "evidence". This is from the filing for the defense in Feehan v WEC (Wisconsin), this will be a two part tweet
The previous tweet shows that the "experts" are no such thing, and this tweet will address the "statistical anomalies" they thought they had found. I will actually have a third tweet to put the final nail in the "statistical anomalies" coffin.
Feehan v WEC (Wisconsin)cont.
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Third tweet proving that judges did see the "statistical anomalies" claims, and utter debunking them.
It's just a joy to read rational thought! When reading Sidney Powells claims, you forget what a blessing having
a rational brain is.
Feehan v WEC (Wisconsin)cont.
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Just started a thread on the latest court rulings regarding States violating their own laws, or the Constitution.
They are doing the biggest, most comprehensive audit in the history of the state. And when it comes back and proves you wrong, you will just move on to some other conspiracy.
Precincts record their totals digitally and physically on paper. They send it to the County who store the totals digitally and physically. They send it to the State who stores the totals digitally and physically.
Preface: I completely agree that the LP needs top to bottom bylaws changes and a total overhaul of its structure. I'll leave a lot of the discussion on what those changes should be for another day.
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The Mises Caucus will likely try and stop any needed changes, simply because they wrongly think the issue is leadership, and not structural.
Thankfully their support has been crumbling quickly, as people realize they never had much of a plan.
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Instead of the LP being associated with the pro-Putin crowd, the headlines would be "LP breaks away from Kremlin rally, organizes their own anti-war rally"
That would get attention and be an absolute W for the LP!
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Screw the pro-war crowd and their funding.
The LP can unite and put on our own rally that is truly anti-war.
So let's do it!
There is an opportunity here to make something out of this, the only.question is, are you willing to stand up for our principles?
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Some quick thoughts on what the Libertarian Party (or any organization) should do when communication failures happen.
Because they will happen regardless of how careful anyone is.
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I do think (and certainly hope) that the racist imagery in the now-deleted meme was unintentional, but that doesn't excuse the failure to take timely corrective action.
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Though it is not the most concerning point of failure, there should be questions about how the meme was obtained and vetted.
Protecting the Libertarian Party brand from harmful and hateful associations should be a top priority of the communications staff.
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