Originally Posted by John Voorpostel
Martin, if you are focusing on Penna, I woke up this morning to see a headline that said a lawsuit had been launched there to invalidate miliions of mail in ballots as being subject to less scrutiny than same day voting...in ID routines etc...and are alleging it gave counters the opportunity....opportunity....to perfect ballots

Now this does not at all allege fraud...just "impropriety" in how the election was organized and processed

To me this is not appropriate. They have moved on from alleging fraud, which they know they will not win, (it's probably those pesky bi partisan vote counters and walked back allegations by some) to an attempt to invalidate the mail in ballots because they were not handled the same way

Are you OK with this?

The key is they are not alleging fraud anymore...they are simply attacking the mail in ballots....


John

I dont know if anything that I or you read is true. I doubt that any article anywhere is reliably true.
So I cant say what I am okay with because I dont know what is actually happening.

But yes, basically I think that the mail-in ballots were an inevitable disaster at the outset and would like them all looked at.

For me...I would like to see a fairly standard DOJ investigation into PA with the courts authorizing it.

Look at the broad brushes
Are there more votes than registered voters?
Are dead people registering and voting?
Are there affadavits that can be acted upon?

Once done...then lean on the stool pigeons
The ordinary people in the campaigns who broke the law because they thought that they would never be caught or were pressured and assured by handlers that they would never get caught...yet, are now facing a federal prison term.

That is where the dam breaks or not in my view.
Either all sorts of evidence comes streaming in from the stoolies or it does not, because it is not there.

That scenario is what this one random old guy who posts opinions on a songwriter site would like to see...to be convinced...hopefully.

https://soundcloud.com/sunset-poet-of-texas