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Nov 22, 2020 16:02:34   #
Carol Kelly
 
EconomistDon wrote:
Forget 2024, Trump won in 2020 except for the fraud. He has just another week or two before certifications are due. He and his lawyers are busy as hell. I'm embarrassed that my state of Pennsylvania is the butt hole of the nation. Fraud in Philadelphia was massive. Trump lawyers are fighting a desperate battle with a Democrat administration that is blocking their every move and berating them in the press. Also, hateful Democrat lawyers have now pushed two law firms off the case with physical threats of violence. This is so ugly, what Democrats are doing in my state.
Forget 2024, Trump won in 2020 except for the frau... (show quote)


Pa. and Ga. are bad but they’re not the only ones. We will win, just be calm and carry on, as the British say.

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Nov 22, 2020 17:44:05   #
Radiance3
 
proud republican wrote:
So what are his chances to overturn this election ? ?? Honestly !!!


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There is a chance that PA, WI, MI, and GA could go to the president. Massive evidence has Sidney Powel to present to the SC.
I don't know why I feel as if I don't like the SC. I hope they do the right decision, when those 4 states are presented.

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Nov 22, 2020 18:34:25   #
Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
 
PeterS wrote:
They can't answer our questions. This is all about stalling and nothing more. If we cheated, there would be proof and they would have presented it to a judge. That they can't mean's that they have nothing so accusations are all they can make--that and faining that they have "evidence" though it will never see the light of day before a judge.
Apart from an apparent complete ignorance of how civil litigation works in the American court system, specifically evidence FOLLOWS discovery, it is astonishing how easily the power brokers and propaganda arm of the Progressive Socialist movement have dumbed down their collective masses into believing they are incapable of committing voter fraud.

Over 300 sworn affidavits by election employees under penalty of perjury have revealed instances of voter fraud large and small - from a citizen's discovery of a garbage bag in a dumpster filled with voting machine printouts of ballots marked for president Trump to the history of the Dominion voter system and Smartmatic software and how the algorithms were manipulated to alter or change votes. At present, 3 Dominion employees involved in the process have sworn affidavits to that effect.

Statisticians are among those who swore affidavits stating the statistical impossibility of president Trump's 700,000+ lead in PA on election night falling to 10,000 votes behind in less than 4 hours.

Two examples of filings out of hundreds:

(NOTE: in these two cases, Chief Judge Kenny failed to follow civil court procedure by disallowing expedited discovery and summarily dismissing the cases.

Judge Kenny denied the motion for preliminary relief stating that the plaintiffs' "interpretation of events is incorrect and not credible", with plaintiffs not fully comprehending the "absentee ballot tabulation process".)

You don't have to have sworn affidavits to file in civil court, and you certainly don't have to have a ton of evidence. The argument is, "On a reasonable basis in fact and law, I have enough information here to make an allegation, and we want the opportunity to pursue our law suit and conduct discovery - written discovery, document demands, depositions, witness lists, and we want this done quickly."
At this point, you can in fact get subpoenas.

Michigan: Constantino et al v. City of Detroit et al

November 9, 2020, Wayne County Michigan.

State of Michigan Third Judicial Circuit Court for the County of Wayne.
Circuit Court Judge Timothy Kenny Chief Judge Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan.

Plaintiff: CHERYL A. COSTANTINO and EDWARD P. McCALL, Jr.,

Plaintiff Attorney: David A. Kallman (P34200) Erin E. Mersino (P70886) Jack C. Jordan (P46551) Stephen P. Kallman (P75622) GREAT LAKES JUSTICE CENTER.

Case No. 20-014780-AW

Voter Fraud, Voter Integrity, Plaintiffs alleged election fraud, seeking to prevent the election results of Detroit and Wayne County from being certified.

Defendant: CITY OF DETROIT; DETROIT ELECTION COMMISSION; JANICE M. WINFREY, in her official capacity as the CLERK OF THE CITY OF DETROIT and the Chairperson of the DETROIT ELECTION COMMISSION; CATHY M. GARRETT, in her official capacity as the CLERK OF WAYNE COUNTY; and the WAYNE COUNTY BOARD OF CANVASSERS.

To wit:
1. The election was held on November 3, 2020 and approximately 850,000 votes were
reported as cast in Wayne County, Michigan.

2. Plaintiff brings this action to raise numerous issues of fraud and misconduct that
occurred in order to protect the rights of all voters in Michigan, especially Wayne County.

3.In summary, this Complaint raises numerous instances of fraud, including, but not limited to:

* Defendants systematically processed and counted ballots from voters whose name
failed to appear in either the Qualified Voter File (QVF) or in the supplemental
sheets. When voter’s name could not be found, the election worker assigned the
ballot to random name already in the QVF to person who had not voted.

* Defendants instructed election workers to not verify signatures on absentee ballots,
to backdate absentee ballots, and to process such ballots regardless of their validity.

* After election officials announced the last absentee ballots had been received,
another batch of unsecured and unsealed ballots, without envelopes, arrived in trays
at the TCF Center. There were tens of thousands of these absentee ballots, and
apparently every ballot was counted and attributed only to Democratic candidates.

* Defendants instructed election workers to process ballots that appeared after the
election deadline and to falsely report that those ballots had been received prior to
November 3, 2020 deadline - i.e., change the date on the ballot.

* Defendants systematically used false information to process ballots, such as using
incorrect or false birthdays. Many times, the election workers inserted new names
into the QVF after the election and recorded these new voters as having birthdate
0f 1/ 1/ 900.

* On daily basis leading up to the election, City of Detroit election workers and
employees coached voters to vote for Joe Biden and the Democrat party. These
workers and employees encouraged voters to do straight Democrat ballot. These
election workers and employees went over to the voting booths with voters in order
to watch them vote and coach them for whom to vote.

* Unsecured ballots arrived at the TCF Center loading garage, not in sealed ballot
boxes, without any chain of custody, and without envelopes.

* Defendant election officials and workers refused to record challenges to their
processes and removed challengers from the site if they politely voiced challenge.

After poll challengers started discovering the fraud taking place at the TCF Center,
Defendant election officials and workers locked credentialed challengers out of the
counting room so they could not observe the process, during Which time tens of
thousands of ballots were processed.

* Defendant election officials and workers allowed ballots to be duplicated by hand
without allowing poll challengers to check if the duplication was accurate. In fact,
election officials and workers repeatedly obstructed poll challengers from
observing. Defendants permitted thousands of ballots to be filled out by hand and
duplicated on site without oversight from poll challengers.


Michigan: Stoddard v. City Election Commission of the City of Detroit

November 4, 2020

State of Michigan Third Judicial Circuit Court for the County of Wayne.
Circuit Court Judge Timothy Kenny Chief Judge Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan.

Plaintiff: Sarah Stoddard and Election Integrity Fund.

Plaintiff Attorney: Edward D. Greim (pro hac forthcoming) Special Counsel, Thomas More Society
Missouri Bar No. 54034, GRAVES GARRETT, LLC. Ian A. Northon (P65082) RHOADES MCKEE PC

Case No. 20-014604-CZ

Voter Fraud, Voter Integrity, Plaintiffs, a Michigan poll observer and a nonprofit organization, allege that absentee vote count centers in Detroit do not have one inspector from each political party present, in violation of state law. Plaintiffs seek to halt the counting of absentee ballots until observers from both parties are present.

To wit:

1. This lawsuit challenges the ongoing action of the City Election Commission of the City of Detroit and the Detroit City Clerk with respect to one-party control of the Absent Voter Counting Board (“AVCB”) operating out of TCF Center (formerly known as Cobo Hall).

Specifically, individual inspectors from a single major political party are “curing” rejected absentee ballots – those absentee ballots that cannot be properly read by the electronic counting machine -- including transposing the voter’s perceived choices onto a new ballot, without the required oversight and signatures of two election inspectors—one from each major political party. These rejected absentee ballots are reviewed by only one inspector, in most cases a Democratic inspector, who then unilaterally decides how the voter intended to vote and creates a ballot that can be read reflecting the inspector’s unilateral decision.

2. This violates MCL 168.765a (10), which requires one inspector from each party to be present at the AVCB. It also violates the Secretary of State’s rule, as set forth in her controlling Election Officials’ Manual, requiring that any cured ballot bear the signature of two election inspectors who have expressed a preference for different political parties. See 168.765a(13). In application, this arrangement in the TCF Center fails to comply with Michigan law and invites fraud.

3. This action seeks an order: (a) halting further “curing” of absentee ballots rejected by the counting machines until one inspector from each party is present to observe the cure and sign the cured ballot; and (b) segregating the rejected and cured ballots; and (c) halting certification until the statutorily-required inspectors can be located and used to ensure election integrity.

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Nov 23, 2020 03:36:49   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
PeterS wrote:
So you are telling me that Rudy is one of those who doesn't have all of his ducks in a row? He's the head of Trump's legal defense and he was all but laughed out of court the last time he appeared!


"Apart from an apparent complete ignorance of how civil litigation works in the American court system, specifically evidence FOLLOWS discovery, it is astonishing how easily the power brokers and propaganda arm of the Progressive Socialist movement have dumbed down their collective masses into believing they are incapable of committing voter fraud.

Over 300 sworn affidavits by election employees under penalty of perjury have revealed instances of voter fraud large and small - from a citizen's discovery of a garbage bag in a dumpster filled with voting machine printouts of ballots marked for president Trump to the history of the Dominion voter system and Smartmatic software and how the algorithms were manipulated to alter or change votes. At present, 3 Dominion employees involved in the process have sworn affidavits to that effect.

Statisticians are among those who swore affidavits stating the statistical impossibility of president Trump's 700,000+ lead in PA on election night falling to 10,000 votes behind in less than 4 hours.

Two examples of filings out of hundreds:

(NOTE: in these two cases, Chief Judge Kenny failed to follow civil court procedure by disallowing expedited discovery and summarily dismissing the cases.

Judge Kenny denied the motion for preliminary relief stating that the plaintiffs' "interpretation of events is incorrect and not credible", with plaintiffs not fully comprehending the "absentee ballot tabulation process".)

You don't have to have sworn affidavits to file in civil court, and you certainly don't have to have a ton of evidence. The argument is, "On a reasonable basis in fact and law, I have enough information here to make an allegation, and we want the opportunity to pursue our law suit and conduct discovery - written discovery, document demands, depositions, witness lists, and we want this done quickly."
At this point, you can in fact get subpoenas.

Michigan: Constantino et al v. City of Detroit et al

November 9, 2020, Wayne County Michigan.

State of Michigan Third Judicial Circuit Court for the County of Wayne.
Circuit Court Judge Timothy Kenny Chief Judge Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan.

Plaintiff: CHERYL A. COSTANTINO and EDWARD P. McCALL, Jr.,

Plaintiff Attorney: David A. Kallman (P34200) Erin E. Mersino (P70886) Jack C. Jordan (P46551) Stephen P. Kallman (P75622) GREAT LAKES JUSTICE CENTER.

Case No. 20-014780-AW

Voter Fraud, Voter Integrity, Plaintiffs alleged election fraud, seeking to prevent the election results of Detroit and Wayne County from being certified.

Defendant: CITY OF DETROIT; DETROIT ELECTION COMMISSION; JANICE M. WINFREY, in her official capacity as the CLERK OF THE CITY OF DETROIT and the Chairperson of the DETROIT ELECTION COMMISSION; CATHY M. GARRETT, in her official capacity as the CLERK OF WAYNE COUNTY; and the WAYNE COUNTY BOARD OF CANVASSERS.

To wit:
1. The election was held on November 3, 2020 and approximately 850,000 votes were
reported as cast in Wayne County, Michigan.

2. Plaintiff brings this action to raise numerous issues of fraud and misconduct that
occurred in order to protect the rights of all voters in Michigan, especially Wayne County.

3.In summary, this Complaint raises numerous instances of fraud, including, but not limited to:

* Defendants systematically processed and counted ballots from voters whose name
failed to appear in either the Qualified Voter File (QVF) or in the supplemental
sheets. When voter’s name could not be found, the election worker assigned the
ballot to random name already in the QVF to person who had not voted.

* Defendants instructed election workers to not verify signatures on absentee ballots,
to backdate absentee ballots, and to process such ballots regardless of their validity.

* After election officials announced the last absentee ballots had been received,
another batch of unsecured and unsealed ballots, without envelopes, arrived in trays
at the TCF Center. There were tens of thousands of these absentee ballots, and
apparently every ballot was counted and attributed only to Democratic candidates.

* Defendants instructed election workers to process ballots that appeared after the
election deadline and to falsely report that those ballots had been received prior to
November 3, 2020 deadline - i.e., change the date on the ballot.

* Defendants systematically used false information to process ballots, such as using
incorrect or false birthdays. Many times, the election workers inserted new names
into the QVF after the election and recorded these new voters as having birthdate
0f 1/ 1/ 900.

* On daily basis leading up to the election, City of Detroit election workers and
employees coached voters to vote for Joe Biden and the Democrat party. These
workers and employees encouraged voters to do straight Democrat ballot. These
election workers and employees went over to the voting booths with voters in order
to watch them vote and coach them for whom to vote.

* Unsecured ballots arrived at the TCF Center loading garage, not in sealed ballot
boxes, without any chain of custody, and without envelopes.

* Defendant election officials and workers refused to record challenges to their
processes and removed challengers from the site if they politely voiced challenge.

After poll challengers started discovering the fraud taking place at the TCF Center,
Defendant election officials and workers locked credentialed challengers out of the
counting room so they could not observe the process, during Which time tens of
thousands of ballots were processed.

* Defendant election officials and workers allowed ballots to be duplicated by hand
without allowing poll challengers to check if the duplication was accurate. In fact,
election officials and workers repeatedly obstructed poll challengers from
observing. Defendants permitted thousands of ballots to be filled out by hand and
duplicated on site without oversight from poll challengers.


Michigan: Stoddard v. City Election Commission of the City of Detroit

November 4, 2020

State of Michigan Third Judicial Circuit Court for the County of Wayne.
Circuit Court Judge Timothy Kenny Chief Judge Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan.

Plaintiff: Sarah Stoddard and Election Integrity Fund.

Plaintiff Attorney: Edward D. Greim (pro hac forthcoming) Special Counsel, Thomas More Society
Missouri Bar No. 54034, GRAVES GARRETT, LLC. Ian A. Northon (P65082) RHOADES MCKEE PC

Case No. 20-014604-CZ

Voter Fraud, Voter Integrity, Plaintiffs, a Michigan poll observer and a nonprofit organization, allege that absentee vote count centers in Detroit do not have one inspector from each political party present, in violation of state law. Plaintiffs seek to halt the counting of absentee ballots until observers from both parties are present.

To wit:

1. This lawsuit challenges the ongoing action of the City Election Commission of the City of Detroit and the Detroit City Clerk with respect to one-party control of the Absent Voter Counting Board (“AVCB”) operating out of TCF Center (formerly known as Cobo Hall).

Specifically, individual inspectors from a single major political party are “curing” rejected absentee ballots – those absentee ballots that cannot be properly read by the electronic counting machine -- including transposing the voter’s perceived choices onto a new ballot, without the required oversight and signatures of two election inspectors—one from each major political party. These rejected absentee ballots are reviewed by only one inspector, in most cases a Democratic inspector, who then unilaterally decides how the voter intended to vote and creates a ballot that can be read reflecting the inspector’s unilateral decision.

2. This violates MCL 168.765a (10), which requires one inspector from each party to be present at the AVCB. It also violates the Secretary of State’s rule, as set forth in her controlling Election Officials’ Manual, requiring that any cured ballot bear the signature of two election inspectors who have expressed a preference for different political parties. See 168.765a(13). In application, this arrangement in the TCF Center fails to comply with Michigan law and invites fraud.

3. This action seeks an order: (a) halting further “curing” of absentee ballots rejected by the counting machines until one inspector from each party is present to observe the cure and sign the cured ballot; and (b) segregating the rejected and cured ballots; and (c) halting certification until the statutorily-required inspectors can be located and used to ensure election integrity." - Blade Runner

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Nov 23, 2020 03:43:41   #
PeterS
 
EconomistDon wrote:
The servers have been wiped and Dominion officials have closed shop (one in Denver and two in Canada) and gone into hiding. The servers should have been impounded immediately, but our justice system sucks.

Shucks, done in by the justice department once again...

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Nov 23, 2020 03:54:26   #
PeterS
 
eagleye13 wrote:
"Apart from an apparent complete ignorance of how civil litigation works in the American court system, specifically evidence FOLLOWS discovery, it is astonishing how easily the power brokers and propaganda arm of the Progressive Socialist movement have dumbed down their collective masses into believing they are incapable of committing voter fraud.

Over 300 sworn affidavits by election employees under penalty of perjury have revealed instances of voter fraud large and small - from a citizen's discovery of a garbage bag in a dumpster filled with voting machine printouts of ballots marked for president Trump to the history of the Dominion voter system and Smartmatic software and how the algorithms were manipulated to alter or change votes. At present, 3 Dominion employees involved in the process have sworn affidavits to that effect.

Statisticians are among those who swore affidavits stating the statistical impossibility of president Trump's 700,000+ lead in PA on election night falling to 10,000 votes behind in less than 4 hours.

Two examples of filings out of hundreds:

(NOTE: in these two cases, Chief Judge Kenny failed to follow civil court procedure by disallowing expedited discovery and summarily dismissing the cases.

Judge Kenny denied the motion for preliminary relief stating that the plaintiffs' "interpretation of events is incorrect and not credible", with plaintiffs not fully comprehending the "absentee ballot tabulation process".)

You don't have to have sworn affidavits to file in civil court, and you certainly don't have to have a ton of evidence. The argument is, "On a reasonable basis in fact and law, I have enough information here to make an allegation, and we want the opportunity to pursue our law suit and conduct discovery - written discovery, document demands, depositions, witness lists, and we want this done quickly."
At this point, you can in fact get subpoenas.

Michigan: Constantino et al v. City of Detroit et al

November 9, 2020, Wayne County Michigan.

State of Michigan Third Judicial Circuit Court for the County of Wayne.
Circuit Court Judge Timothy Kenny Chief Judge Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan.

Plaintiff: CHERYL A. COSTANTINO and EDWARD P. McCALL, Jr.,

Plaintiff Attorney: David A. Kallman (P34200) Erin E. Mersino (P70886) Jack C. Jordan (P46551) Stephen P. Kallman (P75622) GREAT LAKES JUSTICE CENTER.

Case No. 20-014780-AW

Voter Fraud, Voter Integrity, Plaintiffs alleged election fraud, seeking to prevent the election results of Detroit and Wayne County from being certified.

Defendant: CITY OF DETROIT; DETROIT ELECTION COMMISSION; JANICE M. WINFREY, in her official capacity as the CLERK OF THE CITY OF DETROIT and the Chairperson of the DETROIT ELECTION COMMISSION; CATHY M. GARRETT, in her official capacity as the CLERK OF WAYNE COUNTY; and the WAYNE COUNTY BOARD OF CANVASSERS.

To wit:
1. The election was held on November 3, 2020 and approximately 850,000 votes were
reported as cast in Wayne County, Michigan.

2. Plaintiff brings this action to raise numerous issues of fraud and misconduct that
occurred in order to protect the rights of all voters in Michigan, especially Wayne County.

3.In summary, this Complaint raises numerous instances of fraud, including, but not limited to:

* Defendants systematically processed and counted ballots from voters whose name
failed to appear in either the Qualified Voter File (QVF) or in the supplemental
sheets. When voter’s name could not be found, the election worker assigned the
ballot to random name already in the QVF to person who had not voted.

* Defendants instructed election workers to not verify signatures on absentee ballots,
to backdate absentee ballots, and to process such ballots regardless of their validity.

* After election officials announced the last absentee ballots had been received,
another batch of unsecured and unsealed ballots, without envelopes, arrived in trays
at the TCF Center. There were tens of thousands of these absentee ballots, and
apparently every ballot was counted and attributed only to Democratic candidates.

* Defendants instructed election workers to process ballots that appeared after the
election deadline and to falsely report that those ballots had been received prior to
November 3, 2020 deadline - i.e., change the date on the ballot.

* Defendants systematically used false information to process ballots, such as using
incorrect or false birthdays. Many times, the election workers inserted new names
into the QVF after the election and recorded these new voters as having birthdate
0f 1/ 1/ 900.

* On daily basis leading up to the election, City of Detroit election workers and
employees coached voters to vote for Joe Biden and the Democrat party. These
workers and employees encouraged voters to do straight Democrat ballot. These
election workers and employees went over to the voting booths with voters in order
to watch them vote and coach them for whom to vote.

* Unsecured ballots arrived at the TCF Center loading garage, not in sealed ballot
boxes, without any chain of custody, and without envelopes.

* Defendant election officials and workers refused to record challenges to their
processes and removed challengers from the site if they politely voiced challenge.

After poll challengers started discovering the fraud taking place at the TCF Center,
Defendant election officials and workers locked credentialed challengers out of the
counting room so they could not observe the process, during Which time tens of
thousands of ballots were processed.

* Defendant election officials and workers allowed ballots to be duplicated by hand
without allowing poll challengers to check if the duplication was accurate. In fact,
election officials and workers repeatedly obstructed poll challengers from
observing. Defendants permitted thousands of ballots to be filled out by hand and
duplicated on site without oversight from poll challengers.


Michigan: Stoddard v. City Election Commission of the City of Detroit

November 4, 2020

State of Michigan Third Judicial Circuit Court for the County of Wayne.
Circuit Court Judge Timothy Kenny Chief Judge Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan.

Plaintiff: Sarah Stoddard and Election Integrity Fund.

Plaintiff Attorney: Edward D. Greim (pro hac forthcoming) Special Counsel, Thomas More Society
Missouri Bar No. 54034, GRAVES GARRETT, LLC. Ian A. Northon (P65082) RHOADES MCKEE PC

Case No. 20-014604-CZ

Voter Fraud, Voter Integrity, Plaintiffs, a Michigan poll observer and a nonprofit organization, allege that absentee vote count centers in Detroit do not have one inspector from each political party present, in violation of state law. Plaintiffs seek to halt the counting of absentee ballots until observers from both parties are present.

To wit:

1. This lawsuit challenges the ongoing action of the City Election Commission of the City of Detroit and the Detroit City Clerk with respect to one-party control of the Absent Voter Counting Board (“AVCB”) operating out of TCF Center (formerly known as Cobo Hall).

Specifically, individual inspectors from a single major political party are “curing” rejected absentee ballots – those absentee ballots that cannot be properly read by the electronic counting machine -- including transposing the voter’s perceived choices onto a new ballot, without the required oversight and signatures of two election inspectors—one from each major political party. These rejected absentee ballots are reviewed by only one inspector, in most cases a Democratic inspector, who then unilaterally decides how the voter intended to vote and creates a ballot that can be read reflecting the inspector’s unilateral decision.

2. This violates MCL 168.765a (10), which requires one inspector from each party to be present at the AVCB. It also violates the Secretary of State’s rule, as set forth in her controlling Election Officials’ Manual, requiring that any cured ballot bear the signature of two election inspectors who have expressed a preference for different political parties. See 168.765a(13). In application, this arrangement in the TCF Center fails to comply with Michigan law and invites fraud.

3. This action seeks an order: (a) halting further “curing” of absentee ballots rejected by the counting machines until one inspector from each party is present to observe the cure and sign the cured ballot; and (b) segregating the rejected and cured ballots; and (c) halting certification until the statutorily-required inspectors can be located and used to ensure election integrity." - Blade Runner
"Apart from an apparent complete ignorance of... (show quote)


To Wit:
Snip>>>Plaintiffs' pleadings do not persuade this Court that they are likely to prevail on
the merits for several reasons.
First, this Court believes plaintiffs misinterpret the
required placement of major party inspectors at the absent voter counting board
location. MCL 168.765a (10) states in part "At least one election inspector from each
major political party must be present at the absent voter counting place ... " While
plaintiffs contends the statutory section mandates there be a Republican and
Democratic inspector at each table inside the room, the statute does not identify this
requirement. This Court believes the plain language of the statute requires there be
election inspectors at the TCF Center facility, the site of the absentee counting effort.
Pursuant to MCL 168. 73a the County chairs for Republican and Democratic
parties were permitted and did submit names of absent voter counting board
inspectors to the City of Detroit Clerk. Consistent with MCL 168.674, the Detroit City
Clerk did make appointments of inspectors. Both Republican and Democratic
inspectors were present throughout the absent voter counting board location.
An affidavit supplied by Lawrence Garcia, Corporation Counsel for the City of
Detroit, indicated he was present throughout the time of the counting of absentee
2
ballots at the TCF Center. Mr. Garcia indicated there were always Republican and
Democratic inspectors there at the location. He also indicated he was unaware of any
unresolved counting activity problems.

By contrast, plaintiffs do not offer any affidavits or specific eyewitness evidence
to substantiate their assertions. Plaintiffs merely assert in their verified complaint
"Hundreds or thousands of ballots were duplicated solely by Democratic party
inspectors and then counted." Plaintiffs' allegation is mere speculation.
Plaintiffs' pleadings do not set forth a cause of action. They seek discovery in
hopes of finding facts to establish a cause of action. Since there is no cause of action,
the injunctive relief remedy is unavailable. Terlecki v Stewart, 278 Mich. App. 644;
754 NW2d 899 (2008).

The Court must also consider whether plaintiffs will suffer irreparable harm.
Irreparable harm requires "A particularized showing of concrete irreparable harm or
injury in order to obtain a preliminary injunction." Michigan Coalition of State
Employee Unions v Michigan Civil Service Commission, 465 Mich. 212,225; 634
NW2d 692, (2001 ).

In Dunlap v City of Southfield, 54 Mich. App. 398, 403; 221 NW2d 237 (1974),
the Michigan Court of Appeals stated "An injunction will not lie upon the mere
apprehension of future injury or where the threatened injury is speculative or
conjectural."

In the present case, Plaintiffs allege that the preparation and submission of
"duplicate ballots" for "false reads" without the presence of inspectors of both parties
violates both state law, MCL 168. 765a ( 10), and the Secretary of State election
manual. However, Plaintiffs fail to identify the occurrence and scope of any alleged
violation The only "substantive" allegation appears in paragraph 15 of the First
Amended Complaint, where Plaintiffs' allege "on information and belief' that hundreds
or thousands of ballots have been impacted by this improper practice. Plaintiffs'
Supplemental Motion fails to present any further specifics. In short, the motion is
based upon speculation and conjecture.
Absent any evidence of an improper
practice, the Court cannot identify if this alleged violation occurred, and, if it did, the
frequency of such violations. Consequently, Plaintiffs fail to move past mere
apprehension of a future injury or to establish that a threatened injury is more than
speculative or conjectural.


As I told Blade Runner who did a cut and paste of the very same thing (I guess you guys subscribe to the same service), you are listing cases that have already been tossed out of court.
https://www.michigan.gov/documents/ag/Stoddard_et_al_v_City_Election_Commission_et_al_-_11-06-2020_707182_7.pdf

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Nov 23, 2020 11:50:35   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
PeterS wrote:
To Wit:
Snip>>>Plaintiffs' pleadings do not persuade this Court that they are likely to prevail on
the merits for several reasons.
First, this Court believes plaintiffs misinterpret the
required placement of major party inspectors at the absent voter counting board
location. MCL 168.765a (10) states in part "At least one election inspector from each
major political party must be present at the absent voter counting place ... " While
plaintiffs contends the statutory section mandates there be a Republican and
Democratic inspector at each table inside the room, the statute does not identify this
requirement. This Court believes the plain language of the statute requires there be
election inspectors at the TCF Center facility, the site of the absentee counting effort.
Pursuant to MCL 168. 73a the County chairs for Republican and Democratic
parties were permitted and did submit names of absent voter counting board
inspectors to the City of Detroit Clerk. Consistent with MCL 168.674, the Detroit City
Clerk did make appointments of inspectors. Both Republican and Democratic
inspectors were present throughout the absent voter counting board location.
An affidavit supplied by Lawrence Garcia, Corporation Counsel for the City of
Detroit, indicated he was present throughout the time of the counting of absentee
2
ballots at the TCF Center. Mr. Garcia indicated there were always Republican and
Democratic inspectors there at the location. He also indicated he was unaware of any
unresolved counting activity problems.

By contrast, plaintiffs do not offer any affidavits or specific eyewitness evidence
to substantiate their assertions. Plaintiffs merely assert in their verified complaint
"Hundreds or thousands of ballots were duplicated solely by Democratic party
inspectors and then counted." Plaintiffs' allegation is mere speculation.
Plaintiffs' pleadings do not set forth a cause of action. They seek discovery in
hopes of finding facts to establish a cause of action. Since there is no cause of action,
the injunctive relief remedy is unavailable. Terlecki v Stewart, 278 Mich. App. 644;
754 NW2d 899 (2008).

The Court must also consider whether plaintiffs will suffer irreparable harm.
Irreparable harm requires "A particularized showing of concrete irreparable harm or
injury in order to obtain a preliminary injunction." Michigan Coalition of State
Employee Unions v Michigan Civil Service Commission, 465 Mich. 212,225; 634
NW2d 692, (2001 ).

In Dunlap v City of Southfield, 54 Mich. App. 398, 403; 221 NW2d 237 (1974),
the Michigan Court of Appeals stated "An injunction will not lie upon the mere
apprehension of future injury or where the threatened injury is speculative or
conjectural."

In the present case, Plaintiffs allege that the preparation and submission of
"duplicate ballots" for "false reads" without the presence of inspectors of both parties
violates both state law, MCL 168. 765a ( 10), and the Secretary of State election
manual. However, Plaintiffs fail to identify the occurrence and scope of any alleged
violation The only "substantive" allegation appears in paragraph 15 of the First
Amended Complaint, where Plaintiffs' allege "on information and belief' that hundreds
or thousands of ballots have been impacted by this improper practice. Plaintiffs'
Supplemental Motion fails to present any further specifics. In short, the motion is
based upon speculation and conjecture.
Absent any evidence of an improper
practice, the Court cannot identify if this alleged violation occurred, and, if it did, the
frequency of such violations. Consequently, Plaintiffs fail to move past mere
apprehension of a future injury or to establish that a threatened injury is more than
speculative or conjectural.


As I told Blade Runner who did a cut and paste of the very same thing (I guess you guys subscribe to the same service), you are listing cases that have already been tossed out of court.
https://www.michigan.gov/documents/ag/Stoddard_et_al_v_City_Election_Commission_et_al_-_11-06-2020_707182_7.pdf
To Wit: br Snip>>> b color=red Plaintiff... (show quote)


The search for voting corruption will continue.
The results of the investigation will be released in mid December.
(December 14?)

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Nov 23, 2020 14:19:18   #
EconomistDon
 
PeterS wrote:
To Wit:
Snip>>>Plaintiffs' pleadings do not persuade this Court that they are likely to prevail on
the merits for several reasons.
First, this Court believes plaintiffs misinterpret the
required placement of major party inspectors at the absent voter counting board
location. MCL 168.765a (10) states in part "At least one election inspector from each
major political party must be present at the absent voter counting place ... " While
plaintiffs contends the statutory section mandates there be a Republican and
Democratic inspector at each table inside the room, the statute does not identify this
requirement. This Court believes the plain language of the statute requires there be
election inspectors at the TCF Center facility, the site of the absentee counting effort.
Pursuant to MCL 168. 73a the County chairs for Republican and Democratic
parties were permitted and did submit names of absent voter counting board
inspectors to the City of Detroit Clerk. Consistent with MCL 168.674, the Detroit City
Clerk did make appointments of inspectors. Both Republican and Democratic
inspectors were present throughout the absent voter counting board location.
An affidavit supplied by Lawrence Garcia, Corporation Counsel for the City of
Detroit, indicated he was present throughout the time of the counting of absentee
2
ballots at the TCF Center. Mr. Garcia indicated there were always Republican and
Democratic inspectors there at the location. He also indicated he was unaware of any
unresolved counting activity problems.

By contrast, plaintiffs do not offer any affidavits or specific eyewitness evidence
to substantiate their assertions. Plaintiffs merely assert in their verified complaint
"Hundreds or thousands of ballots were duplicated solely by Democratic party
inspectors and then counted." Plaintiffs' allegation is mere speculation.
Plaintiffs' pleadings do not set forth a cause of action. They seek discovery in
hopes of finding facts to establish a cause of action. Since there is no cause of action,
the injunctive relief remedy is unavailable. Terlecki v Stewart, 278 Mich. App. 644;
754 NW2d 899 (2008).

The Court must also consider whether plaintiffs will suffer irreparable harm.
Irreparable harm requires "A particularized showing of concrete irreparable harm or
injury in order to obtain a preliminary injunction." Michigan Coalition of State
Employee Unions v Michigan Civil Service Commission, 465 Mich. 212,225; 634
NW2d 692, (2001 ).

In Dunlap v City of Southfield, 54 Mich. App. 398, 403; 221 NW2d 237 (1974),
the Michigan Court of Appeals stated "An injunction will not lie upon the mere
apprehension of future injury or where the threatened injury is speculative or
conjectural."

In the present case, Plaintiffs allege that the preparation and submission of
"duplicate ballots" for "false reads" without the presence of inspectors of both parties
violates both state law, MCL 168. 765a ( 10), and the Secretary of State election
manual. However, Plaintiffs fail to identify the occurrence and scope of any alleged
violation The only "substantive" allegation appears in paragraph 15 of the First
Amended Complaint, where Plaintiffs' allege "on information and belief' that hundreds
or thousands of ballots have been impacted by this improper practice. Plaintiffs'
Supplemental Motion fails to present any further specifics. In short, the motion is
based upon speculation and conjecture.
Absent any evidence of an improper
practice, the Court cannot identify if this alleged violation occurred, and, if it did, the
frequency of such violations. Consequently, Plaintiffs fail to move past mere
apprehension of a future injury or to establish that a threatened injury is more than
speculative or conjectural.


As I told Blade Runner who did a cut and paste of the very same thing (I guess you guys subscribe to the same service), you are listing cases that have already been tossed out of court.
https://www.michigan.gov/documents/ag/Stoddard_et_al_v_City_Election_Commission_et_al_-_11-06-2020_707182_7.pdf
To Wit: br Snip>>> b color=red Plaintiff... (show quote)


This was clearly a biased Democrat judge. He claims that the rules require only that observers must be in the room; no distance limits. So according to him it was just fine that observers were held in corrals far across the room, unable to see much and unable to perform their jobs. And then he claims that there aren't sufficient specifics to merit a case. I wonder how he expects observers to get specifics from across the room with obstacles blocking their view. This judge's decision is a joke.

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Nov 23, 2020 14:21:46   #
Seth
 
EconomistDon wrote:
This was clearly a biased Democrat judge. He claims that the rules require only that observers must be in the room; no distance limits. So according to him it was just fine that observers were held in corrals far across the room, unable to see much and unable to perform their jobs. And then he claims that there aren't sufficient specifics to merit a case. I wonder how he expects observers to get specifics from across the room with obstacles blocking their view. This judge's decision is a joke.
This was clearly a biased Democrat judge. He clai... (show quote)


This is why the Democrats prefer "liberal" activist judges to Constitutionalists.

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Nov 23, 2020 14:58:57   #
Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
 
PeterS wrote:
To Wit:
Snip>>>Plaintiffs' pleadings do not persuade this Court that they are likely to prevail on
the merits for several reasons.
First, this Court believes plaintiffs misinterpret the
required placement of major party inspectors at the absent voter counting board
location. MCL 168.765a (10) states in part "At least one election inspector from each
major political party must be present at the absent voter counting place ... " While
plaintiffs contends the statutory section mandates there be a Republican and
Democratic inspector at each table inside the room, the statute does not identify this
requirement. This Court believes the plain language of the statute requires there be
election inspectors at the TCF Center facility, the site of the absentee counting effort.
Pursuant to MCL 168. 73a the County chairs for Republican and Democratic
parties were permitted and did submit names of absent voter counting board
inspectors to the City of Detroit Clerk. Consistent with MCL 168.674, the Detroit City
Clerk did make appointments of inspectors. Both Republican and Democratic
inspectors were present throughout the absent voter counting board location.
An affidavit supplied by Lawrence Garcia, Corporation Counsel for the City of
Detroit, indicated he was present throughout the time of the counting of absentee
2
ballots at the TCF Center. Mr. Garcia indicated there were always Republican and
Democratic inspectors there at the location. He also indicated he was unaware of any
unresolved counting activity problems.

By contrast, plaintiffs do not offer any affidavits or specific eyewitness evidence
to substantiate their assertions. Plaintiffs merely assert in their verified complaint
"Hundreds or thousands of ballots were duplicated solely by Democratic party
inspectors and then counted." Plaintiffs' allegation is mere speculation.
Plaintiffs' pleadings do not set forth a cause of action. They seek discovery in
hopes of finding facts to establish a cause of action. Since there is no cause of action,
the injunctive relief remedy is unavailable. Terlecki v Stewart, 278 Mich. App. 644;
754 NW2d 899 (2008).

The Court must also consider whether plaintiffs will suffer irreparable harm.
Irreparable harm requires "A particularized showing of concrete irreparable harm or
injury in order to obtain a preliminary injunction." Michigan Coalition of State
Employee Unions v Michigan Civil Service Commission, 465 Mich. 212,225; 634
NW2d 692, (2001 ).

In Dunlap v City of Southfield, 54 Mich. App. 398, 403; 221 NW2d 237 (1974),
the Michigan Court of Appeals stated "An injunction will not lie upon the mere
apprehension of future injury or where the threatened injury is speculative or
conjectural."

In the present case, Plaintiffs allege that the preparation and submission of
"duplicate ballots" for "false reads" without the presence of inspectors of both parties
violates both state law, MCL 168. 765a ( 10), and the Secretary of State election
manual. However, Plaintiffs fail to identify the occurrence and scope of any alleged
violation The only "substantive" allegation appears in paragraph 15 of the First
Amended Complaint, where Plaintiffs' allege "on information and belief' that hundreds
or thousands of ballots have been impacted by this improper practice. Plaintiffs'
Supplemental Motion fails to present any further specifics. In short, the motion is
based upon speculation and conjecture.
Absent any evidence of an improper
practice, the Court cannot identify if this alleged violation occurred, and, if it did, the
frequency of such violations. Consequently, Plaintiffs fail to move past mere
apprehension of a future injury or to establish that a threatened injury is more than
speculative or conjectural.


As I told Blade Runner who did a cut and paste of the very same thing (I guess you guys subscribe to the same service), you are listing cases that have already been tossed out of court.
https://www.michigan.gov/documents/ag/Stoddard_et_al_v_City_Election_Commission_et_al_-_11-06-2020_707182_7.pdf
To Wit: br Snip>>> b color=red Plaintiff... (show quote)
No surprise here. In denying the Plaintiff the right to discovery, Judge Kenny failed to follow civil court procedure.

"The only "substantive" allegation appears in paragraph 15 of the First
Amended Complaint, where Plaintiffs' allege "on information and belief' that hundreds
or thousands of ballots have been impacted by this improper practice."

To file a civil complaint all you need a reasonable basis in fact and law, allegations can be made on information and belief. A motion to dismiss by the defense tests the legal sufficiency of the complaint. So, assuming everything in the complaint is true is how the judge looks at it - does it state a claim upon which relief can be granted. So, for a motion to dismiss, everything is assumed to be true and all reasonable inferences are granted to the plaintiff.

Expedited discovery can be granted by the court when injunctive relief is sought, such as a temporary restraining order and/or a preliminary injunction. Depending on the need for proper resolution, discovery can be ordered immediately. (Courts have the power to speed discovery along, and very fast.)

People do not file in civil court with reams and reams of "evidence". Reason being, there has not yet been discovery. They are simply trying to gather enough information where it looks like a reasonable basis exists in fact and law for the allegations being made.

In any civil court filing, the Plaintiff argument is, "On a reasonable basis in fact and law, I have enough information here to make an allegation, and we want the opportunity to pursue our law suit and conduct discovery - written discovery, document demands, depositions, witness lists, and we want this done quickly."

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Nov 24, 2020 09:39:30   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
Blade_Runner wrote:
No surprise here. In denying the Plaintiff the right to discovery, Judge Kenny failed to follow civil court procedure.

"The only "substantive" allegation appears in paragraph 15 of the First
Amended Complaint, where Plaintiffs' allege "on information and belief' that hundreds
or thousands of ballots have been impacted by this improper practice."

To file a civil complaint all you need a reasonable basis in fact and law, allegations can be made on information and belief. A motion to dismiss by the defense tests the legal sufficiency of the complaint. So, assuming everything in the complaint is true is how the judge looks at it - does it state a claim upon which relief can be granted. So, for a motion to dismiss, everything is assumed to be true and all reasonable inferences are granted to the plaintiff.

Expedited discovery can be granted by the court when injunctive relief is sought, such as a temporary restraining order and/or a preliminary injunction. Depending on the need for proper resolution, discovery can be ordered immediately. (Courts have the power to speed discovery along, and very fast.)

People do not file in civil court with reams and reams of "evidence". Reason being, there has not yet been discovery. They are simply trying to gather enough information where it looks like a reasonable basis exists in fact and law for the allegations being made.

In any civil court filing, the Plaintiff argument is, "On a reasonable basis in fact and law, I have enough information here to make an allegation, and we want the opportunity to pursue our law suit and conduct discovery - written discovery, document demands, depositions, witness lists, and we want this done quickly."
No surprise here. In denying the Plaintiff the rig... (show quote)


"In any civil court filing, the Plaintiff argument is, [color=blue]"On a reasonable basis in fact and law, I have enough information here to make an allegation, and we want the opportunity to pursue our law suit and conduct discovery - written discovery, document demands, depositions, witness lists, and we want this done quickly."" - Blade_Runner

Yep!
Quickly I say!!!!

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Nov 24, 2020 09:55:56   #
peg w
 
Its been three weeks since the election and Trump has only been able to find a handful of fraudulent votes. Every judge has thrown out Trumps cases for lack of eveidence. There isn't any evidence of fraud, so get over it..These accusations are what a third world dictator would give.

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Nov 24, 2020 15:03:57   #
EconomistDon
 
peg w wrote:
Its been three weeks since the election and Trump has only been able to find a handful of fraudulent votes. Every judge has thrown out Trumps cases for lack of eveidence. There isn't any evidence of fraud, so get over it..These accusations are what a third world dictator would give.


Have patience Peg. We gave Al Gore 37 days to challenge only one state. Democrats act like the offending team in a football game when a play might be challenged. If they can get the next play started, there can be no challenge. Democrats are desperate to get to the next step so that their fraud cannot be challenged. If there is no fraud, then you have nothing to worry about. You and the rest of your Democrat friends are acting guilty like the offending football team who want to rush into the next play.

VOTING FRAUD is what a third world dictator does. Anything to maintain control of the little people.

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Nov 24, 2020 15:17:33   #
Seth
 
EconomistDon wrote:
Have patience Peg. We gave Al Gore 37 days to challenge only one state. Democrats act like the offending team in a football game when a play might be challenged. If they can get the next play started, there can be no challenge. Democrats are desperate to get to the next step so that their fraud cannot be challenged. If there is no fraud, then you have nothing to worry about. You and the rest of your Democrat friends are acting guilty like the offending football team who want to rush into the next play.

VOTING FRAUD is what a third world dictator does. Anything to maintain control of the little people.
Have patience Peg. We gave Al Gore 37 days to cha... (show quote)



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Nov 24, 2020 16:22:48   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
EconomistDon wrote:
This was clearly a biased Democrat judge. He claims that the rules require only that observers must be in the room; no distance limits. So according to him it was just fine that observers were held in corrals far across the room, unable to see much and unable to perform their jobs. And then he claims that there aren't sufficient specifics to merit a case. I wonder how he expects observers to get specifics from across the room with obstacles blocking their view. This judge's decision is a joke.
This was clearly a biased Democrat judge. He clai... (show quote)


"This judge's decision is a joke."

That "judge" is a Black Robed bandit.

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