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This time at the Fort Lauderdale International Airport.
So we get more and more suspicious activities in Broward county and yet, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement says “that they have no allegations of fraud.”
My belief is that FDLE is compromised, probably fearing there will be a new administration that will not take kindly they were investigated for electoral fraud.
I hope I am wrong.
Hat Tip Manny V.
Semi-retired like Vito Corleone before the heart attack. Consiglieri to J.Kb and AWA. I lived in a Gun Control Paradise: It sucked and got people killed. I do believe that Freedom scares the political elites.
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Apparently ballot boxes in Broward county are more prolific than Rabbits. Rabbits have to wait a bit of time after mama and papa rabbit get together before new rabbits appear. Broward county ballot boxes, on the other hand, appear and then the voters get f’ed.
FDLE saying they have no “allegations of fraud” must be hinged on that exact phrase and it must be generated internally.
At best Broward Co failing to meet the deadline to report total ballots cast (which they would in fact know as each and every ballot is cast) is at best “negligence amounting to fraud”. Not an “allegation”, it is a fact. And the level of overt fraud can only go up from there.
So,yes, no “allegation” of fraud as it is a fact.
Just declare all votes from those two areas null and call the elections. make them have to fight it. And once in, fire EVERYONE involved in those two areas and if you can’t, make it so whoever CAN pretty much has to. Make their lives hell and smile while doing it. That pisses them off even more.
The Constitution says that House and Senate are each the judge of their own elections. Interesting. That means, in theory anyway, that the Senate could refuse to seat a supposedly elected Senator if they judge that his election is so tainted by fraud that it can’t be relied on.