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Veteran Expediter
Not a good look for the Sham investigation team:
A slightly different take ... which is significantly less hysterical than hizzoner Glenda:
Judge Denies Attempt To Hide Records From Jan. 6 Committee
Not a good look for the Sham investigation team:
Democrats are pulling out all the stops because they know the clock is winding down.McCarthy and his cronies got cloned it seams....
When the government tries to hide what it is doing is when you should be very very worried....less they become the ss of nazi Germany.
Oh wait they have already started to become the nazi ss because they are already doing the whole hit private homes with swat teams with imbeded news teams.....the way the Democrats run things is scary because it really smacks of dictators drunk on power.
McCarthy and his cronies got cloned it seams....
When the government tries to hide what it is doing is when you should be very very worried....less they become the ss of nazi Germany.
Oh wait they have already started to become the nazi ss because they are already doing the whole hit private homes with swat teams with imbeded news teams.....the way the Democrats run things is scary because it really smacks of dictators drunk on power.
Roger stone was not involved.....but your so foaming at the mouth for trump......hes been out of office for a year now and your all still stuck on him.Don't want your private home hit by a SWAT team, then probably should consider not getting involved in doing the insurrectioning.
The Constitution is not some suicide pact with unhinged, anti-American crazies.
It's no longer the case that the story relies on "unnamed sources." One person involved in the alledgedly fraudulent electors scheme has come forward and is talking in public about what this group did and why. He is confirming what CNN previously reported.The CNN story ... that names Giuliani as the one who directed this operation cites "... three sources with direct knowledge of the scheme." I am always troubled by news organizations that report "news" based on unnamed sources. Because of that, I rarely reference such stories or share links to them here.
But in this case, the story seems credible because we already know fake documents were improperly submitted and they are the basis for election fraud investigations in one or more states. And we know the names of the fake electors who participated in this scheme by allowing themselves to be named in these documents. This is not a made-up story reported with little basis. Numerous components are factually indisputable and exist in plain view.
No, it's not obvious. Forged documents were improperly submitted under false pretenses by unauthorized individuals to the National Archives. The real documents were submitted by the actual officials in each state.It’s obvious they were alternate electors in case legal challenges which they had a right to do succeeded. Another attempt by some partisan officials on the Left to make certain actions a crime when they’re not.
What is your definition of forgery?No, it's not obvious. Forged documents were improperly submitted under false pretenses by unauthorized individuals to the National Archives. The real documents were submitted by the actual officials in each state.
This definition, plucked quickly off the internet, works for this discussion: "Under common law, forgery is committed when a person makes or alters a writing so that it is false with the intent to defraud."What is your definition of forgery?
It wasn’t meant to defraud. They were alternate electors (obvious to everyone except those with a partisan bias) in case the courts decided in their favor.This definition, plucked quickly off the internet, works in this case:
Under common law, forgery is committed when a person makes or alters a writing so that it is false with the intent to defraud.
So you say. Obviously, a number of state and federal officials disagree, or at least think the matter is worth investigating further before agreeing that things are as obvious as you claim.It wasn’t meant to defraud. They were alternate electors (obvious to everyone except those with a partisan bias) in case the courts decided in their favor.
You forgot to say “partisan” officials.So you say. Obviously, a number of state and federal officials disagree.
I tend to agree with this Pennsylvania comment. In that case, the people involved specifically stated they were submitting a document based on a contingency. They did not try to pass themselves off as the true electors for their states.
Partisan state AG’s sending it off to the partisan DOJ.So you say. Obviously, a number of state and federal officials disagree, or at least think the matter is worth investigating further before agreeing that things are as obvious as you claim.
For example,
"Attorney General Dana Nessel of Michigan said this week that she believed there was enough evidence to charge 16 Republicans in her state for submitting false certificates claiming Mr. Trump won her state’s electoral votes in 2020." (New York Times).
New Mexico "Attorney General Hector Balderas is referring to federal law enforcement allegations that Republicans in New Mexico submitted a false document intended to deliver the state’s presidential electors to Donald Trump." (Albuquerque Journal)
"A Milwaukee County prosecutor has consulted with Attorney General Josh Kaul on whether 10 Republicans committed fraud by claiming to be presidential electors even though Donald Trump lost in Wisconsin. Assistant District Attorney Matthew Westphal sent a letter Wednesday saying Kaul's Department of Justice or federal prosecutors were best suited to investigate the matter." (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Partisan state AG’s sending it off to the partisan DOJ.