No inquiry into “discrepancies” in Georgia precincts to be allowed.
After 2020, everyone knows how this game is played. Delay the count until you get all the ballots you want and then rush through certification while suspending all election integrity and verification rules.
We can see some of that game plan in play in Georgia where the Harris-Walz campaign has sued to force certification of problematic votes.
The Georgia State Election Board passed election integrity rules that will allow a “reasonable inquiry” into votes coming in from a precinct in the event that there are discrepancies there and suspend certification.
The Kamala lawsuit all but tips its hand, arguing that “if election officials have concerns about possible election irregularities, they are free to voice those concerns at the time of certification, so that they may be considered and adjudicated, by judges, in any subsequent election contest.”
And by then a Democrat supermajority, as Senate Majority Leader Schumer already threatened, will federalize elections by eliminating the filibuster, and turn America into a one-party state with local voter fraud overseen by billion-dollar national groups and protected by federal forces.
Election officials should deal with election irregularities, Kamala argues, in subsequent election contests. Those were the same arguments made in 2020 when all the election rule changes had to be dealt with in the future. Well, Georgia added some limited measures for dealing with them in 2024 and now the Kamala campaign wants them to be dealt with in 2028.
If there’s no fraud, then why fight for immediate certification? Remember these are the same folks who claim that election results should take days to be recognized. It’s not about getting immediate results in. It’s about getting flawed and tainted results through the process. They want to drag out the process as long as it takes to manufacture a victory and they want to rush the process through once they’ve reached that point.
As Turkey’s dictator Erdogan said, “Democracy is a street car, when we reach our destination, we get off.”
Article posted with permission from Daniel Greenfield
