And the village idiot shows up.

OI! Aces! It was understood you were gonna take him out in the woods and drop him off.
Why is he sniffing around?

 

Sorry about that....the sneaky mother fucker was able to get the blindfold off.

Me thinks Ill use duct tape next time....after I'm able to corral him up again.

 

Kennedy who?

 

Pro-Trump Colorado official sought by FBI accused of history of election bungling: report

Tom Boggioni
August 29, 2021



Tina Peters in a campaign video. (Screenshot)


According to a report from the Daily Beast's Kelly Weill, former co-workers who served with fugitive Mesa County, Colorado election official Tina Peters claim she has a history of sloppy habits while doing her job that could be construed as election tampering.

Peters is reportedly hiding out from an FBI investigation -- with the help of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell -- after she was accused of facilitating the leak of highly sensitive election information which has reportedly led to multiple investigations.

In interviews with Weill, a portrait was painted of an official who did what she wanted, battled with colleagues and ran a sloppy ship that led to calls for her ouster.

As Weill reports, "During Peters' first year as clerk, in 2019, her office was blamed for leaving more than 570 uncounted ballots in a box, long past an election. Less than a year later, one of her office's drop boxes leaked ballots, sending some floating in the summer breeze," later adding, "While overseeing the November 2019 general election, Peters' office forgot to count 574 ballots, instead leaving them unattended in a drop box outside her office for months. That slip-up coincided with a rush of departures from Peters' office. In December 2019, nearly 20 of Peters' 32-person staff had departed, the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reported at the time. More staff quit days after the missing ballots were discovered, in late February 2020, bringing the departure count over two dozen."

Amanda Polson, who served as elections director under Peters predecessor had little good to say about her after noting that Peters was provided with an experienced official to help her out -- only for Peters to fire her after two months.

"Nothing had improved in the office. She was still, we thought, not handling the ballot issue correctly. There are some lines you can't cross in an election administration. That is one of them: not counting ballots that should be counted," Polson explained.

Polson, in turn helped lead a recall drive that failed, even after it was pointed out that "... a ballot drop-off box, installed by Peters' office for the 2020 primary election, appeared defective, sending completed ballots blowing across a parking lot. Peters claimed the leak was staged and blamed a local couple who'd reported the issue. The couple denied the allegation in an interview with the Daily Sentinel, where a reporter also noted ongoing issues with ballots becoming lodged in the drop box."

Added Polson about her recall efforts, "Those of us who were involved in recall, it was very taxing on us, mentally and physically. We all took a giant step back and figured that, if the recall failed, she was really someone else's problem at that point. We had done what we could to deal with it and it didn't work."

You can read more here.



https://www.rawstory.com/tina-peters-2654829348/

 

“I came out because I wanted to learn more. Because I don't know as much as I feel like I should know… I want to meet other people and find out what's happening,” said Elizabeth Cockrill, who traveled to the rally from Basalt.

Cockrill said she doesn’t support any illegal activity, but that Peters’ actions were in the service of “discovering truth.”

“One thing you have heard about Tina Peters is true,” said Cory Anderson, who heads the local chapter of the Election Integrity Project, which has been trying to use voter canvassing to prove fraud. “There was a before and after image taken of the Dominion system in clerk Peter's office. I think we'll be very glad that happened. Preserving the truth is important to discovering the truth.”

Information from Mesa County’s drives was reportedly shared at a “cybersecurity symposium” put on by MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell. Peters was a speaker at the conference, where she accused Secretary of State Jena Griswold of planting evidence against her.

Miller compared what Peters is accused of doing to running a stop sign, versus the scope of election fraud he believes occurred.

“I'm not saying Tina Peters broke the law, but I am saying if those things come out, I believe it'll show the bigger, egregious situation lies at the doorstep of (Secretary of State) Jena Griswold.”

 

Republicans think the Arizona shambles is unhinged and paranoid!



Thinskin

 

This is a screen shot of the first page of googlemotherfucker, today...as you can clearly see the activist media is still pushing the narratives of debunking the election fraud challenges.

 

This is just too funny! You claim there is fraud on a large scale enough to steal an election, and you do it with zero evidence.

 

If you actually voted for this idiot... then theres something seriously wrong with you
..

 

This is one of the reasons I hold treasonous conservative/Republicans in deepest contempt. They know they are lying about voter and election fraud and keep pushing it anyway to try and destroy democracy itself. Traitors to the United States of America and everything it stood for for more than 230 years.

GOP's Ron Johnson candidly explains how Trump lost Wisconsin all by himself in secretly recorded video

Brad Reed
August 31, 2021



Ron Johnson speaks to CNN (screen grab)

Although Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) has reliably been one of former President Donald Trump's most ardent defenders when it comes to challenging the integrity of the 2020 election, he admitted in a secretly recorded video that Trump very likely lost his state fair and square.

A video posted on Twitter by Lauren Windsor, who describes herself as an "undercover reporter," shows Johnson delivering a breakdown of numbers in Wisconsin in which he says Trump could have won if tens of thousands of traditional Republican voters not left his name off their ballots.

"Collectively, the state assembly candidates, just Republican state assembly candidates, got [1.661 million] votes," Johnson explained. "The eight congressional candidates also got [1.661 million], so we obviously counted enough Republican votes. The only reason Trump lost Wisconsin is that 51,000 Republican voters didn't vote for him."

The person filming Johnson then asked him if he believed that "Joe Biden won this state fair and square."

"Well, look at the totals," Johnson replied. "It's certainly plausible, there's nothing obviously skewed about the results. There isn't!"

Johnson further reiterated that Trump "didn't get 51,000 votes that other Republicans got, and that's why he lost."

In 2020, Biden only beat Trump in Wisconsin by around 20,000 votes, meaning that these apparent anti-Trump GOP voters were the difference between victory and defeat.

Watch the video below.

Lauren Windsor
@lawindsor
EXCLUSIVE: Sen Ron Johnson blames Trump for losing Wisconsin in 2020 and tells me “there’s nothing obviously skewed about the results.”

12:07 PM · Aug 31, 2021

In other strange Trump election news today, Trump today entered into a bizarre rant about circles and stairs to explain his election loss.

"When he fell up the stairs, fell up the stairs three times, it was not on any program," Trump said. "If that was me, it would have been the biggest story for months, career-ending. It was never on the media, never on mainstream media, his trip. It's okay, you can trip. Gerald Ford tripped, never lived it down. I would go very carefully down the stairs, I don't want to trip. You don't live it down with these people. With him they never put it on."

WATCH:

https://www.rawstory.com/ron-johnson-trump-lost-wisconsin/

 

How to Make a Dadaist Poem

To make a Dadaist poem:

• Take a newspaper.
• Take a pair of scissors.
• Choose an article as long as you are planning to make your poem.
• Cut out the article.
• Then cut out each of the words that make up this article and put them in a bag.
• Shake it gently.
• Then take out the scraps one after the other in the order in which they left the bag.
• Copy conscientiously.
• The poem will be like you.

Really dude.
Walk away.
Just, you know, walk away

 

Text messages reveal Arizona audit officials knew of security lapses despite public denials

John Wright
September 03, 2021



Arizona audit. (Screengrab.)


Arizona audit officials appear to have been well aware of major security problems at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum, where they were conducting a partisan recount of Maricopa County ballots, despite their public denials.

Text messages released this week in response to a lawsuit show an exchange between audit official Randy Pullen and Jeff DeWitt, a Donald Trump campaign official, according to a report from Arizona Family Investigates, a project involving two local TV stations.

"Sh*t is hitting the fan ... need money for added security and for national legal team," Pullen wrote to DeWitt on April 22.

Pullen then sent a screen shot of a TV reporter's tweet announcing an investigation that was scheduled to air that night.

"How secure is the location of Arizona's election audit? Not very," said the tweet, which included video of open doors at the coliseum.

"Why we need more security. There are four entry points on the 2nd floor that need security 24/7," Pullen wrote to DeWitt the next day. "Have a hearing at 11. Need to be able to say we have more security coming."

The text messages show that after DeWitt promised $175,000, Pullen said $200,000 "would be better" to address the ongoing security concerns.

"Federal election law required the site to be secure because it contained election equipment and ballots," Arizona Family Investigates reports.

At the time, Arizona Family Investigates said its crew had gained access to the coliseum through "open bay doors, unlocked side doors and doors left propped open."

However, both a spokesman for the audit and Republican Senate President Karen Fann — who commissioned the recount — denied the reports.

Audit spokesman Ken Bennett said: "I think we've confirmed that when we let some other press come into the building, one of them propped the door open so that somebody else ... could gain access."

Fann, meanwhile, suggested that Arizona Family Investigates had made up its story. "There was actually a media guy that snuck over to a locked door, propped it open to let another media guy come in," Fann said.

The text messages were among thousands of communications released this week in response to a public records lawsuit from American Oversight.

Watch the Arizona Family Investigates report below.

https://www.rawstory.com/arizona-election-audit-2654892135/

 

Colorado official accused of ordering employees to stonewall investigation into election breach: report

Tom Boggioni
September 03, 2021



KREX screenshot

According to a report from CNN, a Colorado election official has been placed on leave and sent home after she was accused of pressuring staffers to not cooperate with investigators looking into an election security breach that has also caught the attention of the FBI.

Deputy clerk Belinda Knisley of the Mesa County Clerk and Recorders office is currently facing possible felony charges linked to the ongoing investigation of pro-Donald Trump Republican Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters who is currently being sought as part of an investigation into vote tampering in the 2020 presidential election.

In the case of Knisley, she reportedly became aware of an HR investigation into her activities and tried to derail it, leading to suspension described as a "confidential personnel matter."

CNN reports, "A source in the Mesa County government tells CNN that the 'confidential personnel matter' refers to an open county human resources investigation in which Knisley is accused of pressuring fellow clerk employees -- her subordinates -- not to cooperate with the criminal investigation into the breach."

The report notes that "Knisley was arrested on Wednesday, charged with felony burglary and misdemeanor cybercrime. As part of her bail conditions, Knisley agreed to have no contact with any clerk employees."

"District Attorney Dan Rubinstein wrote that, despite being placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation into her allegedly creating a hostile work environment for clerk employees, she had been in contact with the employees, 'in a manner that is intimidating to them, despite the pending investigation and her leave.' But prosecutors said that she had since assured her counsel that she would have no contact with the employees," the report states.

You can read more here and watch coverage of her arrest below via KREX:



https://www.rawstory.com/colorado-clerk-belinda-knisley/

 

Here's a story that should please ace's.



Thinskin

 

Do ya think Farron Cousins shows his State I.D. to cast his vote tourist?

 

Why not ask him?

Thinskin

 

Well...I'd rather not get bogged down with all the spinning and rambling that he does.

A simple 'yes' or 'no' is not in his dialogue.

 

Remind you of anyone else you know?

I would love to stay and play ace's but I have an appointment with a beer garden, a bbq and some cricket.......the heatwave has finally arrived so I extended holidays by a couple of weeks.

Have a good day.

thinskin

 

Yup...you tourist...oh, use plenty of SPF, hate to have your snowflake skin get burnt.

 

Do you know what I like about you ace's?

Here we have some more election fraud for you!



Thinskin