Boltlady
Governor
The following is an excerpt about some serious corruption in Georgia besides the infamous Fani Willis. Must be a club they all belong to.
"Since the 2020 Election Georgia recount, citizens in Georgia have wanted to review a batch of 140,000 ballots identified with no indication that they ever were mailed in and looking like copies.
The courts slow rolled this request and then eventually ruled those requesting the review had no standing. This then went all the way up to the Georgia Supreme Court. One year ago in December of 2022 the Georgia Supreme Court ruled that Georgia citizens do have standing when their government commits crimes.
This case was supposed to be sent right back to the lower court where the review would take place. But this hasn’t happened.
The Georgia courts are still derailing this effort to get to the truth."
They must be afraid of what a review would show or else they wouldn't keep trying to stop it.
joehoft.com
"Since the 2020 Election Georgia recount, citizens in Georgia have wanted to review a batch of 140,000 ballots identified with no indication that they ever were mailed in and looking like copies.
The courts slow rolled this request and then eventually ruled those requesting the review had no standing. This then went all the way up to the Georgia Supreme Court. One year ago in December of 2022 the Georgia Supreme Court ruled that Georgia citizens do have standing when their government commits crimes.
This case was supposed to be sent right back to the lower court where the review would take place. But this hasn’t happened.
The Georgia courts are still derailing this effort to get to the truth."
They must be afraid of what a review would show or else they wouldn't keep trying to stop it.
Georgia Courts Continue to Slow Walk 2020 Election Case Regarding 150,000 Reportedly Fraudulent Ballots - Joe Hoft
Georgia Judges are Slow Rolling Case Requesting a Review of 140,000 Reportedly Fraudulent Ballots from the 2020 Election. Since the 2020 Election Georgia recount, citizens in Georgia have wanted to ... Read