Just never ends.
Sidney Powell's back with a new filing in Michigan. The election, she says, "is a lie." She has experts to prove it. Up first: The guy who confused Minnesota for Michigan, who clearly doesn't know how vote totals get reported.
Sidney Powell's back with a new filing in Michigan. The election, she says, "is a lie." She has experts to prove it. Up first: The guy who confused Minnesota for Michigan, who clearly doesn't know how vote totals get reported.
Michigan: Results get reported in batches, after we've counted a bunch.
Powel: Aha! But you didn't say *these* results were in batches. Ergo, "289,866 ballots tabulated on November 4 must be disregarded."
Powel: Aha! But you didn't say *these* results were in batches. Ergo, "289,866 ballots tabulated on November 4 must be disregarded."
Did I mention that some of Powell's witnesses now get cool codenames? Here's "Spider."
He worked on anti-aircraft systems, and with that experience he has proved that Iran AND China hacked Dominion's vote-counting machines (which aren't connected to the internet).
He worked on anti-aircraft systems, and with that experience he has proved that Iran AND China hacked Dominion's vote-counting machines (which aren't connected to the internet).
For what it's worth, the 305th Military Intelligence Battalion isn't "responsible for protecting the country from enemy guided missiles." It is an "entry level training unit." But that's one of the smaller misstatements so far. https://www.military.com/daily-news/2020/12/01/no-kraken-refer-military-intelligence-unit.hmtl
Powell claims she has piles of evidence from experts about statistical anomalies in the election. But it's basically a huge stack of filings from people who don't know how votes get reported, or think it's suspicious that people might vote for Trump in 2016 but not 2020.
I'm not making this up. This expert's opinion is based on the assumption that everybody who voted for Trump in 2016 must also have voted for him in 2020. (I'd say no way you ever get that into court, but people get some weird stuff into court sometimes.)
Another expert says the fact that more Democrats than Republicans requested absentee ballots is suspicious. Though, you know, the Republican president specifically encouraged his supporters not to vote absentee.