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The Fulton Co court case has a motion to dismiss by the defendents(Fulton Co.) in which it seems they feel they are not the competent party to have been involved in the case. The county officials are trying to pass the hot potato to the Elections Board as a measure to prevent what appears to be an open road towards an audit in GA which is likely to be even more revealing of corruption than AZ. They have had a difficult time in court recently, and their legal council were said to have appeared crest-fallen as they went thru the motions of carrying on their defense while competent to realize their position was unlikely to prevail. This latest move would support this conclusion that they are not likely to succeed and is intended to prevent the case from achieving a timely conclusion and audit. Hopefully, it will not succeed and we will finally have a meaningful audit of the fraud that was clearly perpetrated in Nov.
That is why the NY DoJ is rushing two criminal investigations against Trump!
Who will be the “singers” this time around?
These fake conservatives have no regard for their supporters and the sooner the American public realizes it the sooner they will be able to gain control of their representatives again.
Here is the link to the full article:
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2021/05/26/mike-lindell-blocked-from-attending-republican-governors-association-conference-rga-fearful-he-would-confront-governors-over-voter-fraud-inaction/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=mike-lindell-blocked-from-attending-republican-governors-association-conference-rga-fearful-he-would-confront-governors-over-voter-fraud-inaction