Monday, December 07, 2020

Election Fraud, Political Corruption, and its Consequences - American Thinker

Election Fraud, Political Corruption, and its Consequences - American Thinker

"Like Scott S. Powell, I think this presidential election was marked by very obvious fraud.

Common sense, longstanding predictable voting behavior patterns in many specific jurisdictions, big data statistical pattern analysis and forensic analysis of Dominion Voting Systems machines and software, and polling place wrongdoings in the contested states don’t just reveal garden variety voting irregularities, but rather overwhelming massive voter and polling place fraud.

It’s not new, but the scope of it is breathtaking. 

The Heritage Foundation has compiled an election fraud database, sampling the many proven instances of election fraud, which you are welcome to review. 

I cannot dispute their conclusion:

Each and every one of the cases in this database represents an instance in which a public official, usually a prosecutor, thought it serious enough to act upon it. And each and every one ended in a finding that the individual had engaged in wrongdoing in connection with an election hoping to affect its outcome -- or that the results of an election were sufficiently in question and had to be overturned...

...There are too many for me to provide an up-to-the-minute summary, but shipwreckedcrew, a lawyer with 22 years of experience as a U.S. attorney, does an exceptional job explaining the difficulties of prosecuting post-election challenges. 

...Apart from expert forensic testimony, it’s rare that we get eyewitness evidence of obvious fraud...

This week there was a significant exception in Fulton County, Georgia where Ruby Freeman, her daughter Shaye Moss, and several other poll workers appear to have engaged in major ballot stuffing after removing the election observers. 

...If the facts prove our observations and inferences correct, I doubt that only this handful of poll workers was involved. The scam seems too intricate not to have involved more people at a higher level. 

Will the challenges end in court?...Read all.

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