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   From: js@phendrie.con   
      
   On 6/24/2021 8:52 AM, Lee wrote:   
   > Michigan GOP committee rejects Trump's   
   > “ludicrous” claims   
   > June 24   
   >   
   > Republican-led election investigation   
   > in Michigan that was pushed by former   
   > President Donald Trump found no   
   > evidence of widespread fraud and   
   > called on the Democratic attorney   
   > general to investigate those that have   
   > pushed false claims "to raise money or   
   > publicity for their own ends."   
   >   
   > The Michigan Senate Oversight Committee   
   > released a report by Chairman Ed McBroom,   
   > a Republican, on Wednesday that debunked   
   > numerous claims pushed by Trump and his   
   > allies about the state's election, which   
   > President Joe Biden won by more than   
   > 150,000 votes.   
   >   
   > "The Committee found no evidence of   
   > widespread or systemic fraud in Michigan's   
   > prosecution of the 2020 election," the   
   > 35-page report says, adding that voters   
   > "should be confident the results represent   
   > the true results of the ballots cast by   
   > the people of Michigan."   
      
   Yet, Hartung says with a straight face:   
      
       "I agree that the audits are necessary, of [sic] only to find out what   
       actually [sic] happened."   
      
   *NO* audits are necessary.  We *KNOW* what "actually" happened:  Trump lost in   
   a   
   clean, free and fair election.  All of these Republiscum/QAnon-ordered sham   
   audits are exercises to fabricate evidence of fraud.  This is beyond dispute.   
      
   Hartung's idiotic use of "actual" and "actually" are comical.  He often   
   bullshits about "'actual' evidence."  It's always in response to something   
   presented to him that *actually is* evidence, but he doesn't like it, so he   
   dismisses it and demands "'actual' evidence."   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)