132,000 in Fulton County
BUY GEORGIA NOW
BUY GEORGIA NOW
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So we should buy Georgia?
How much will that cost us? Do they take betpoints?Comment -
Brendan Keefe, chief investigator at Atlanta’s WXIA, says that the issue “*may* significantly affect the current Biden lead in Georgia.”
Something about a change of address
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I do not know if it is true or not
I am just starting where the market is heading and it is a great time to buy trump in georgiaComment -
I heard 5 million illegals voted in California.
Where can I buy trump to win califas?Comment -
sounds like fake news clown just like sharpie gateComment -
OMG Rudy. Are you really falling for the okie doke? Betting lines are only open to suck in more money. You are throwing away good money on a horrible bet.
Georgia Republican LT Gov... “We have not had ANY credible incidents raised to our level. We have not seen ANY examples”.
He just said this...
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saloon the nutjob opComment -
Georgia Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is holding a 12:30 p.m. news conference today about election results+next steps in Georgia. #gapolComment -
Did you forget to read this tweet by him?
This is not evidence of fraud. It is the system work precisely as designed. The Republican Sec of State sent monitors to Fulton County to oversee a rescan that Fulton itself determined was necessary. You’ll always get the straight facts from me. Biden now leads by 10,196Comment -
Thank you for the update Rudy!
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This could be fake news
But YOU WOULD THINK the markets will move until 1230 when he speaks
This has nothing to do with who I want to win, its about making some money in the next hourComment -
Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, a Republican, said Monday his office has not seen any evidence of widespread voter fraud or irregularities in his state as Trump continues to claim there was mass fraud
Market might not move in this hour
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ban this clown rudimentaryComment -
you are getting as bad as stevek was with the stalking bro
time for you to relaxComment -
PeoplesPundit, an Atlanta based journalist and political insider, is standing by the claim of over 130,000 CofA ballots/ votes that failed to meet the 2 year residency requirement in Fulton County alone, and may be supported by the above referenced chart.
It would flip the State undoubtedly.Comment -
Rudy for Sbr moderator! Contributes quality information on a daily basis and is razor sharp betting markets!
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Wtf rudy???????????????????Comment -
Jj, make it happen pal! Rudy for Sbr mod!Comment -
and none of the networks are covering it hmm
PeoplesPundit, an Atlanta based journalist and political insider, is standing by the claim of over 130,000 CofA ballots/ votes that failed to meet the 2 year residency requirement in Fulton County alone, and may be supported by the above referenced chart.
It would flip the State undoubtedly.Comment -
Fox just announced there was a big mistake in California too. This makes Trump a winner. FOX is on top of itComment -
so 132k votes in fulton county are in question could decide the state
nothing on msnbc, cnn, fox news, [COLOR=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.87)]The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
why aren't they reporting on this breaking news [/COLOR]
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Trump’s Strategy To Contest Election Hinges On Claims Of Voter Fraud That Have Already Been Largely Rejected By Courts
Alison DurkeeForbes Staff
Business
TOPLINE
President Donald Trump and his campaign have said they intend to fight the results of the presidential election through a series of legal challenges alleging instances of voter fraud, but so far courts have been broadly skeptical of similar lawsuits by the GOP, repeatedly finding that there is no evidence to justify their claims.
President Donald Trump visits his campaign headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, November 3, 2020. ... [+]
AFP VIA GETTY IMAGESKEY FACTS
The GOP filed a flurry of lawsuits targeting mail-in voting rules leading up to the election on the threat of widespread voter fraud, but the Washington Post found in late September that out of 90 cases that had so far been decided, judges were “broadly skeptical” of the voter fraud claims and “in no case did a judge back President Trump’s view—refuted by experts—that fraud is a problem significant enough to sway a presidential election.”
U.S. District Judge Dana Christensen, who decided a case on Montana’s mail-in voting rules, called the allegation of voter fraud in Montana “a fiction,” for instance, while U.S. District Judge J. Nicholas Ranjan, a Trump appointee who ruled on a Pennsylvania voting case, called the Trump campaign’s voter fraud evidence “speculative” and “scant” and said their argument was based on “a sequence of uncertain assumptions” instead of actual evidence.
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Some conservative-leaning courts have sided with the GOP and ruled in favor of stricter voting rules in recent months to prevent potential instances of voter fraud, but those rulings have typically centered around the risk of fraud rather than upholding actual allegations of voter fraud—as the Trump campaign is now trying to argue—with a federal appeals court in Texas noting that “Texas need not show specific local evidence of fraud in order to justify preventive measures.”
After Election Day, the Trump campaign said that it would file a lawsuit alleging 10,000 instances of voter fraud in Nevada—but it did not actually file one, and a lawsuit brought by other GOP candidates alleging one instance of voter fraud failed in court due to a lack of evidence.
In 2018, former Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach—who served on a White House task force that failed to find evidence of widespread voter fraud—was unable to prove in court that voter fraud is a widespread threat, and a law requiring voters provide proof of citizenship was overturned over the lack of credible evidence.
TANGENT
In addition to its voter fraud allegations, the Trump campaign has also claimed its election observers have been barred from vote counting centers. Like its voter fraud allegations, there is no evidence to support those claims, and Trump campaign lawsuits alleging issues with poll watcher access have already failed in Michigan, Nevada and Pennsylvania, where the Trump campaign admitted under oath that it did have election observers watching Philadelphia’s vote counting.
SURPRISING FACT
Though the Trump campaign has alleged widespread irregularities with the general election, state election officials have actually reported the election process went remarkably smoothly despite the Covid-19 pandemic, and ProPublica election reporter Jessica Huseman described the election as “the best administered election I have ever seen.”
CHIEF CRITIC
State and local officials have pushed back against Trump’s suggestion of alleged voter fraud in battleground states, including multiple Republicans. “At this point, we've not seen any sort of credible examples” of voter fraud, Georgia Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan, a Republican, said on CNN on Monday. Election law experts have dismissed Trump’s attempts to challenge the election results as meritless, with Republican election lawyer Ben Ginsberg, who headed George W. Bush’s legal team in 2000 during the Florida recounts, describing Trump’s legal strategy on 60 Minutes as “incoherent” and an instance of “lawyers reacting to a client who is disjointed and unhinged and not terribly accepting of defeat.” After the Trump campaign alleged voters in Nevada were casting ballots despite not living in the state, some of those implicated pushed back as the Trump campaign apparently included many legal voters, including military families who vote in Nevada while stationed elsewhere.
KEY BACKGROUND
Axios reports the Trump campaign plans to promote its litigation through continued rallies and “a campaign-style media operation” in addition to its efforts in court. While election law experts say the Trump campaign’s lawsuits have little chance of success, Ginsberg suggested on 60 Minutes that the legal strategy could be a bid to delay the certification of election results, which could give the Trump campaign an opening to pursue strategies like asking GOP-majority legislatures to override the will of the voters and appoint electors themselves.
FURTHER READING
Here Are The (Debunked) Voter Fraud Claims Trump And His Supporters Are Spreading (Forbes)
Here’s Why Trump’s Ongoing Lawsuits Won’t Affect Joe Biden’s Victory (Forbes)
Trump: Election ‘Far From Over,’ Promising Legal Battle (Forbes)
Judge Denies GOP Nevada Lawsuit That Would Have Slowed Vote Counting (Forbes)
Judges Aren’t Buying Trump’s Claims Of Widespread Voter Fraud (BuzzFeed News)
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talk about snowflakes these guys wont go away let it goComment -
Let what go? An opportunity to make money on the GA betting market? Sbr is turning into libtard politics 24/7 with zero interest in gambling. SadComment -
Well, look...news networks have an agenda.
They are calling Biden President elect, but no electors have been appointed
They censored the NY Post
Noone covered Hunter Biden disasters overseas
Networks didn't investigate Joe's Barisma interference and $1billion leveraging
It's not really shocking when guys like Van Jones are crying on TV on behalf of the 'black man' that they won't do a negative story
However, it is interesting that Bidens camp did race out to do a victory lap today after preaching the waiting game this weekend...I think that Supreme Court ruling in PA and this story made them a little nervous....and that flys in the face of the narrative of the mainstream media or what their viewers want.Comment -
They gotta get someone out there who can formulate an argument without talking in circles like Rudy. Rudy is generally right, but man he has an awful time making a point on camera.Comment -
Rudy keep us up-to-date on the local affairsComment
