Georgia SoS: "Trump knows he lost." But he has to keep his Big Lie alive $$$

[Joe Capitalist]

$$$ Otherwise, the donations will dry up.
To Trump: Getting his flock to swallow The Big Lie = $$$$$$$

‘He knows he lost’: Georgia Republican braces for Trump rally in Perry
Top voting official Brad Raffensperger dismayed that the former president uses his lies to fundraise
Martin Pengelly
Sat 25 Sep 2021 02.00 EDT
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The top election official in Georgia, a Republican, said Donald Trump unequivocally lost the state in 2020, a day before a rally there on Saturday night at which Trump is set to repeat baseless accusations of voter fraud.
Arizona Republican ‘audit’ finds even bigger lead for Biden in 2020 election
On the eve of the rally in Perry, Brad Raffensperger told the Washington Examiner: “He’s going to come, and he’s going to say what he’s going to say, but he knows in his heart that he lost.”
Last January, the Georgia secretary of state resisted pressure from Trump to “find 11,780 votes” and thereby overturn Joe Biden’s win in the state.
The phone call in which Trump made that demand is at the heart of an investigation in Fulton county.

On Friday, a Brookings Institution report said Trump faces “substantial risk of possible state charges predicated on multiple crimes”.
Regardless, the former president will travel to Georgia on Saturday for a rally in part to support Herschel Walker, a controversial former NFL running back running to challenge the Democratic senator Raphael Warnock in midterm elections next year.
Warnock and another Democrat, Jonathan Ossoff, won Georgia’s two Senate seats in runoffs in January. Observers on both sides of the aisle said Trump’s claims of electoral fraud depressed Republican turnout.
Final results in the runoffs were confirmed on 6 January, the day Trump supporters he told to “fight like hell” stormed the US Capitol in an attempt to overturn his defeat.

Raffensperger has since received death threats and attracted a Trump-backed challenger. He also presided over a new state voting law widely seen as aimed at depressing turnout in communities likely to vote Democratic.
Nonetheless, he remains ranged against Trump’s lie that Biden won the presidency illegally.
“He’s continued to promote the big lie,” Raffensperger told the Examiner, “and then he’s also fundraising off this issue, just like Stacey Abrams has.”
Abrams is a Democratic former state representative who ran for governor against the Republican Brian Kemp in 2018, losing a closely contested race and protesting that Kemp, then secretary of state, oversaw voter suppression.
She has since campaigned widely for voting rights and voter registration, efforts widely credited with helping to elect Ossoff, Warnock and Biden.

“Every time we’ve looked into all of these concerns, it’s clear that Donald Trump lost the election fair and square,” Raffensperger said.
“What bothers me, and it really should bother everyone, after 10 months since the last ballots were counted, we’re still dealing with this misinformation and disinformation surrounding the elections.”
Trump is happy to stoke such misinformation and disinformation, this week gaining new election audits in Texas even as a partisan audit in Arizona ended with no proof of fraud and more votes for Biden.
On Friday, Trump released numerous statements about events in Arizona. In one, perhaps tellingly, he called Republicans’ efforts there a “fraudit”. In another, he said: “I will be discussing the winning results of the Arizona forensic audit, which will show 44,000 possibly illegal ballots cast, tomorrow at the great state of Georgia rally, which will be packed!”
Football great Herschel Walker’s anger is a perfect fit for modern US politics
In a letter released last week, the former president claimed to have found 43,000 “invalid” ballots in Georgia and told Raffensperger and Kemp to “start the process of decertifying the election, or whatever the correct legal remedy is, and announce the true winner”.

Happy to sling mud inside his party, this week Trump attacked Kemp as “almost like a Democrat in disguise” and “a disaster” and predicted: “He’s not going to be able to win the general election anyway, because the base isn’t going to show up for him.”
In a radio interview, Trump also said Walker had jumped into the Senate race “at my behest”.
On Friday, perhaps speaking for establishment Republicans across the US, Raffensperger seemed resigned to what was coming at the Trump rally in Perry.

“We are not going to win that bullhorn argument,” he said.

[Grokmaster]

UNCONSTITUIONAL CHANGES TO ELECTION LAWS/STANDARDS, BY DEMOCRAT EXEC. BRANCHES, INSTEAD OF LEGISLATURES, to ILLEGALLY ALLOW UNSOLICITED, UNVETTED and UNVERIFIED MAIL-IN BALLOTS, WHICH WEREN'T "COUNTED" AHEAD OF TIME...ONLY AFTER THE FRAUDOCRATS SAW HOW MANY "VOTES" THEY NEEDED AFTER THE POLLS CLOSED.

AND NOW AMERICNAS SEE THE CATSTROPHE THAT WAS FORCED UPON THEM....THE DISASTROUS BIDEN PRESIDENCY...

[Guno צְבִי]

$$$ Otherwise, the donations will dry up.
To Trump: Getting his flock to swallow The Big Lie = $$$$$$$

‘He knows he lost’: Georgia Republican braces for Trump rally in Perry
Top voting official Brad Raffensperger dismayed that the former president uses his lies to fundraise
Martin Pengelly
Sat 25 Sep 2021 02.00 EDT
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via Email
The top election official in Georgia, a Republican, said Donald Trump unequivocally lost the state in 2020, a day before a rally there on Saturday night at which Trump is set to repeat baseless accusations of voter fraud.
Arizona Republican ‘audit’ finds even bigger lead for Biden in 2020 election
On the eve of the rally in Perry, Brad Raffensperger told the Washington Examiner: “He’s going to come, and he’s going to say what he’s going to say, but he knows in his heart that he lost.”
Last January, the Georgia secretary of state resisted pressure from Trump to “find 11,780 votes” and thereby overturn Joe Biden’s win in the state.
The phone call in which Trump made that demand is at the heart of an investigation in Fulton county.

On Friday, a Brookings Institution report said Trump faces “substantial risk of possible state charges predicated on multiple crimes”.
Regardless, the former president will travel to Georgia on Saturday for a rally in part to support Herschel Walker, a controversial former NFL running back running to challenge the Democratic senator Raphael Warnock in midterm elections next year.
Warnock and another Democrat, Jonathan Ossoff, won Georgia’s two Senate seats in runoffs in January. Observers on both sides of the aisle said Trump’s claims of electoral fraud depressed Republican turnout.
Final results in the runoffs were confirmed on 6 January, the day Trump supporters he told to “fight like hell” stormed the US Capitol in an attempt to overturn his defeat.

Raffensperger has since received death threats and attracted a Trump-backed challenger. He also presided over a new state voting law widely seen as aimed at depressing turnout in communities likely to vote Democratic.
Nonetheless, he remains ranged against Trump’s lie that Biden won the presidency illegally.
“He’s continued to promote the big lie,” Raffensperger told the Examiner, “and then he’s also fundraising off this issue, just like Stacey Abrams has.”
Abrams is a Democratic former state representative who ran for governor against the Republican Brian Kemp in 2018, losing a closely contested race and protesting that Kemp, then secretary of state, oversaw voter suppression.
She has since campaigned widely for voting rights and voter registration, efforts widely credited with helping to elect Ossoff, Warnock and Biden.

“Every time we’ve looked into all of these concerns, it’s clear that Donald Trump lost the election fair and square,” Raffensperger said.
“What bothers me, and it really should bother everyone, after 10 months since the last ballots were counted, we’re still dealing with this misinformation and disinformation surrounding the elections.”
Trump is happy to stoke such misinformation and disinformation, this week gaining new election audits in Texas even as a partisan audit in Arizona ended with no proof of fraud and more votes for Biden.
On Friday, Trump released numerous statements about events in Arizona. In one, perhaps tellingly, he called Republicans’ efforts there a “fraudit”. In another, he said: “I will be discussing the winning results of the Arizona forensic audit, which will show 44,000 possibly illegal ballots cast, tomorrow at the great state of Georgia rally, which will be packed!”
Football great Herschel Walker’s anger is a perfect fit for modern US politics
In a letter released last week, the former president claimed to have found 43,000 “invalid” ballots in Georgia and told Raffensperger and Kemp to “start the process of decertifying the election, or whatever the correct legal remedy is, and announce the true winner”.

Happy to sling mud inside his party, this week Trump attacked Kemp as “almost like a Democrat in disguise” and “a disaster” and predicted: “He’s not going to be able to win the general election anyway, because the base isn’t going to show up for him.”
In a radio interview, Trump also said Walker had jumped into the Senate race “at my behest”.
On Friday, perhaps speaking for establishment Republicans across the US, Raffensperger seemed resigned to what was coming at the Trump rally in Perry.

“We are not going to win that bullhorn argument,” he said.

[evince]

Publicly shaming liars


A society that doesn’t clearly do this will die

[evince]

The entire nation needs to hammer these liars non stop until they shut the fuck up