This is not surprising to me at all.
I find the timing interesting on a personal level. I was at an event last night with my State House Rep and had a conversation with her about an audit here in GA. She said the momentum for an audit here in Georgia is no longer there. I disagree with her.


https://twitter.com/Rasmussen_Poll/status/1407666927842086912?s=20

Cities who’ve seen insanely high crime rates after they allowed the loonie left to defund their police are using their most powerful forces - their voices, wallets and taxes - to push back.

But there are other steps that need to be taken to address the root cause, or this will never end:

https://twitter.com/robertplewis/status/1407688216430497793?s=21

Good. 👇

Leaked Emails from Powerful Dem Insider Show Growing Rift Within the Party: Report

READ: http://w-j.co/s/0630a

Keep the pressure on Susan Collins so she doesn’t cave in.

Get Fucked, Chipman. 👇

Moderate Republican May Have Torpedoed Biden ATF Nominee, Will Not Vote to Confirm

READ: http://w-j.co/s/33f6e

Forensic audit= forensic investigation. These observations are spot on. And it’s not just flyover country. According to popular culture, if the forensics are transparent and unbiased, most people will accept the results.

Sen Joe Manchin is from West Virginia- voting for Chipman would cost him his seat. If the Democrats have lost Susan Collins, then Chipman’s nomination is likely dead.

Masculinity is not taking part in sports betting pools & fantasy football, wearing sports jerseys, drinking beer or liking action movies.

Masculinity IS standing up for what you believe in despite the potential consequences, raising a family well, being an active father, sticking to your guns and loudly & proudly making your voice heard when you see something wrong that needs to be corrected.

Which is precisely why they've worked so hard to remove & rebrand true Masculinity from our society.

Wake up, stand up and fight back. It is the job of men to fix what's broken- and there is a lot that's broken right now.

Cities who’ve seen insanely high crime rates after they allowed the loonie left to defund their police are using their most powerful forces - their voices, wallets and taxes - to push back.

But there are other steps that need to be taken to address the root cause, or this will never end:

https://twitter.com/robertplewis/status/1407688216430497793?s=21

FYI 👇

Hi, Brian. General McInerney has stated that this is not his account. He has tried to have it removed. He is not on Telegram. Here is CJ's link about it for more info:

https://news.1rj.ru/str/cjtruth316/5031

Bingo. Finally this gets out into msm.


https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1407700203520528385?s=19

YAASSSSSS!! APRIL 5, 2020!! https://uncoverdc.com/2020/04/05/could-cdc-data-prove-covid-19-infections-in-november-2019/

Suzi Voyles was on the Frederick's show this morning.

She said investigators interviewed her during Christmas break. She is thankful she took a witness with her, because of the tone of the interview. They seemed to be focused on her, and not the issue at hand. She then learned in February that the investigators were telling GA Legislators that she had 'recanted' her story. She did not, and told the Legislator so. Another example of dishonesty from the office.

That 'recanted' information was also sent to GA Congressmen in DC. She told them she never recanted either.

The 'recanted' narrative came up again in the court case recently.
She never did.

And she took a witness with her to the one and only interview.

Ask yourself why the investigators have gone so far to push this false narrative?

She is concerned about the fact that the investigators apparently gained access to the ballots in question, even though the judge sealed them.

I keep saying. They broke trust before the election, during the election, immediately after the election, and continue to do so.

We do not trust them.

Georgia is run by dirty, corrupt, untrustworthy people.

The “aggressive interview” technique involves the interviewer trying to confuse the witness, making the witness doubt the reliability of certain points of her story or memory, and finally getting the witness to acknowledge she could be mistaken on certain details or that she has made some assumptions for which she has no first hand knowledge. The biased or corrupt investigator then packages these small kinks in the witness’ story, to conclude the witness “recanted.” These corrupt tactics generally get exposed in a courtroom, but until then, they can drive the narrative. Go listen to the recorded interview of the Wisconsin postal worker who claimed he was told by his supervisor to back-date mail in ballots. The Postal Inspector interviewer takes him through his story over and over, getting the witness to question his memory of the facts. After that interview, it hit the press that the guy recanted. He denied doing so and made his recording of the lengthy interview public. Many witnesses to fraud in the election in several states had similar experiences.

AZ State Sen. Sonny Borrelli: AZ Senate Adjournment Will NOT Delay AZ Audit ACTION

That is not exactly correct.

Yes, they can investigate and issue subpoenas but how much good did that do last fall?

If the are not in session:

• they can issue subpoenas but they cannot enforce them - that requires a contempt resolution, which requires a vote

• they can investigate but they cannot pass laws based on that investigation in time for the 2022 primary

• and they cannot decertify electors!

They couldn’t decertify electors last fall unless Ducey called a special session and they won’t be able to consider doing that this year if they vote sine die.

Here are 2 recent updates from Senator Townsend that explain more:

https://news.1rj.ru/str/ArizonaConservatives/2148

https://news.1rj.ru/str/ArizonaConservatives/2152

Subpoenas and investigations are functionally impotent without the ability to enforce compliance and act on the findings. We love Senator Borrelli but inquiry was not enough last fall and it’s not sufficient now.

Read 👉🔗 TGP
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