Arizona ‘Audit’ Contractor Took Election Data To A Montana ‘Lab’… Or Maybe A Log Cabin | Talking Points Memo

[jinnj]

Yes your points are quite valid … but part of me still wants to stop this ugly demented nonsense before it creates more damage… it is frustrating to basically wait for it to become so toxic that it causes its own demise.

[rascal_crone]

[paulw]

@occamscoin

At best, the frauditors could step foot in a courtroom bringing their “evidence”, which might open the door for the feds to ask about chain of custody in a manner having consequences.

Well, there is the federal law about securing and preserving ballots and records after elections. I don’t know what the penalties would be for not doing that, though.

[mattinpa]

I can’t help thinking about bass lures when I see that kind of material in an outfit.

[rascal_crone]

I have mentioned on this forum several times that the 70s was the devil’s own decade in style.
I had no idea that bass lures were comprised of sequins.

[madassyrian]

@teenlaqueefa

Fuck him.

In the heart…

[mattinpa]

Well, little minnows are comprised of sequins, basically, except they’re called scales.

[fiftygigs]

to figure out what happened to data taken from Arizona to Montana

“Here are Arizona ballots,” announced Ron Johnson. “These were given to me by a secret source (Roger Stone) who found them in Venezuela. Now why would Democrats do that?”

[sonsofares]

This is beyond farce that election data can be taken out of state while everyone just looks on. This could never happen in a First World country that’s also a superpower.

Oh, wait.

[docmoore]

Maybe a crack house…?

[JR_in_Mass]

@austin_dave

“I’m very honored to say that my endorsement means more than any endorsement that has ever been given by anybody.”

He’s not wrong. But the effect may be different than what he imagines.

[jootjoint]

What is it?

Do we need new laws to stop this crazy shit? This is NOT a voter audit, rather its VOTER FRAUD!

This mess should have been stopped a long time ago. Everyday, it’s becoming sillier and sillier on their corrupt processes.

[eldonlazar]

@LeeHarveyGriswold

You know things are bad when they have to use sneakernet to get the data to someone who knows how to use grep.

Oh, I doubt that this Ben Cotton asshole has any clue how to use grep.
He’s a fraud, simply a fraud. I’d call him a douche bag, but I have nothing against douche bags.

[JR_in_Mass]

@darrtown

every goober in my state’s legislature should be summarily removed and publicly flogged. Wait … can’t do that. It’s not Constitutional…

Can they be privately flogged?

Spank me

[JR_in_Mass]

The kid on Lost in Space, wasn’t he also the one sending friends & family to the Corn Field?

[JR_in_Mass]

@madassyrian

Joe knows verbatim the transcript of the Helsinki meeting.

“So, Vlad, just between you and me: I’ve heard quite a bit about Helsinki. Is it true?”

[edhedh]

@mattinpa

Does it still exist other places? I’ve read it’s not compatible with 911 so people are getting locatable addresses.

Just another reason to get the “vaccine chip.”

[autumnwinds]

Farce, perpetrated by delusional goobers. The sad part is it may gain traction.

[trnc]

@sniffit

“I can’t recall any document we shredded at the Prime Minister’s Office”

“I can’t recall”

Yep. Dead giveaway.

“Oh, that thing. Yeah, I thought it was part of the new filing system.”

[not2put2fine_a_point_on_it]

If you are looking for ways to commit fraud you might want to run experiments in a remote location, say a cabin in Montana. It is straight out of the Republican playbook to accuse Dems of the very deeds Republicans are committing.