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It may be venal and not really China right now in GA. Raffensperger and Sterling have to cover their big pal deals and fuckups, so no investigation.

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/mexican-standoffs-friday-january

Raffensperger, the Republican Secretary of State in Georgia, has been smack dab in the center of controversy since the 2020 elections. He infamously refused to support President Trump's claims of widespread voter fraud in Georgia. And he is expected to testify against Trump about asking Raffensperger to "find" votes to overturn the election results in a now-infamous phone call.

But the real story is, of course, much bigger than the AP’s loony focus on the Trump-Raffensberger dustup. The Georgia bill would not only authorize Georgia’s Elections Board to investigate Raffensberger, it would also give the board independent authority to investigate local officials, which is far more significant and pregnant with possibilities than even the prospect of investigating the disgraced Secretary of State. The bill would add the underlined text:




In other words this bill would give the mostly-toothless Georgia Elections Board some real teeth. It’s progress, and Georgia C&Cers — you know what to do.

Yup. Raff the Burger getting that ole 'now useless idiot thrown under the wheels of the bus' feeling? I hope so. Trump gave him his chance, he tried to fuck Trump instead, and he got to twist while hoping for his Switzerland bosses to keep him bailed out. Well, an apparatchik on the sword is better than an apparatchik blabber mouthing and blubbering for mercy. He sold the State out to Dominion for the thirty pieces of silver. When is Kemp on the line?

https://t.me/gatewaypunditofficial/42559