Jovan Pulitzer says Georgia Called in Trucks to Get Rid of the Evidence in Fulton County

originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: rounda

I love you guys ... I really do.

Here's what your source says just before your cherry-picked quote:

Fulton County officials said repairs were made within two hours and that no ballots or equipment were impacted.

As for the timing of counting ballots, county officials said, "there was a brief delay in tabulating absentee ballots while the repairs were being conducted."

"Tonight Fulton County will report results for approximately 86,000 absentee ballots, as well as Election Day and Early Voting results," county officials said.

"As planned, Fulton County will continue to tabulate the remainder of absentee ballots over the next two days," the officials continued. "Fulton County did not anticipate having all absentee ballots processed on Election Day."

Here's the actual title ...
Pipe bursts in Atlanta arena causing 4-hour delay in processing ballots

So, there's a bit more context ... but wait, there's more ...

Fulton County Election Chief Richard Barron said Friday during a special board meeting there never was an announcement for everyone to leave the arena.

"Certain staff that [was] on the cutting stations, that [was] on the flattening stations, that [was] extracting from the inner envelopes, those staff left as work completed," Barron said. "I found out sometime. I think a little after 10:30, that they were going to cease operations. I told them not to do that."

Source

Nice spin.

The article is reporting on BOTH times they stopped counting in GA.

Notice how it says “later in the night?”

As in, AFTER the burst pipe was fixed. Notice that?

“ Fulton County officials said repairs were made within two hours and that no ballots or equipment were impacted.”

Oh yeah, and your “burst pipe” story has not a single work order to back up the claim that a pipe burst.

LOL ...

Among the most authoritative debunkings that Mashburn offered concerned the allegation that on Election Night, Fulton County sent observers home and then continued to count in secret at State Farm Arena.

The more extreme claim tied to that allegation was that the county was somehow manufacturing fraudulent ballots in the early hours after Election Night.

Mashburn, a Republican, said he knew that wasn't true because there was a board-appointed observer on site. Further, the counting itself wasn't going on in secret, he said, because he himself was posted at the English Avenue precinct until 3 a.m. that night and it was plainly apparent to the handful of people there that counting was still going on at State Farm Arena.

11 Alive News Atlanta

a reply to: rounda

Did you mention that ABC was the only source for Regina Waller's statement at 11:30 pm on Election night?

Did you notice that Regina Waller's bosses have made it quite clear that some thought counting would stop (apparently like Regina Waller) and they were corrected and the counting went on because they were there?

Did you notice that the Secretary of State and the Elections manager for Fulton County have both stated clearly that the counting went on at State Farm arena on Election Night?

You'll have to "gotcha" someone else.

originally posted by: Gryphon66
LOL ...

Among the most authoritative debunkings that Mashburn offered concerned the allegation that on Election Night, Fulton County sent observers home and then continued to count in secret at State Farm Arena.

The more extreme claim tied to that allegation was that the county was somehow manufacturing fraudulent ballots in the early hours after Election Night.

Mashburn, a Republican, said he knew that wasn't true because there was a board-appointed observer on site. Further, the counting itself wasn't going on in secret, he said, because he himself was posted at the English Avenue precinct until 3 a.m. that night and it was plainly apparent to the handful of people there that counting was still going on at State Farm Arena.

11 Alive News Atlanta

Keep telling yourself that. I’m done with you. You’re about as dishonest as they come.

You like videos?



Some work still being done at State Farm arena with ballots
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12:38 a.m. | Another official in Fulton County says some work is still being done at State Farm Arena with ballots. Watch the update here.

11 Alive Atlanta

a reply to: rounda

You got called out, good job though.

Regina Waller did tell ABC (actually, it was 11 Alive News) that they were stopping counting at 10:30 pm.

And then the Elections Manager said no.

See the video at 3 am Wednesday morning.

Let's let your own words speak for you, shall we?

originally posted by: rounda

Yes, “everyone” did see that.

EVERY news station reported the count would be stopped until morning.

Is ABC every news station? Did anyone carry the claim except ABC and their local affiliate 11 Alive - WXIA?

Did I post a video FROM WXIA later Wednesday morning at 3 am or so that showed that counting was still going on at State Farm Arena?

Did the next source clarify in real time that the counting was still going on at 12:30 am or so?

Yep.

You can't even keep your own words straight. "Everyone" saw it. "All News Stations carried it."

Nope.

a reply to: Klassified
Who ordered them shredded?


Good question

a reply to: carewemust

It was rigged so tight, Joe Biden had no hesitation bragging about it twice, in October.

So, y'all knew..and still lost? Pretty inept!

Georgia's Secretary of State blasted lawmakers today for allowing a man to testify who claimed he broke into Georgia's voting system during early voting.

The state says he didn't, and that elevating his voice is sowing distrust in the electoral process.

KATV

David Becker, Executive Director and Founder of the Center for Election Innovation and Research, said in an email to Sinclair that such a method is 'totally made up’ and opposed the claims Pulitzer made about allegedly faulty ballots during the hearing.