Trying To Get Georgia Off My Mind
Georgia is rapidly becoming known as the “Rotten Peach State.” Remember when President Trump disputed the results in the 2020 election? Well, once again, he was proven correct.
Sleepy Joe Biden won the state by a narrow margin of 11,779 votes, which is just 0.23 percent. However, during a hearing on December 9, Fulton County officials admitted that approximately 315,000 early votes from the 2020 election were illegally certified. Yet, these votes were still included in the final election results. This admission was made before the Georgia State Election Board (SEB) as part of a challenge filed by David Cross, a local election integrity activist.
In March 2022, Cross filed a challenge with the State Election Board (SEB), alleging that Fulton County violated Georgia law in its handling of advanced voting leading up to the November 2020 election. Cross claimed that hundreds of thousands of votes were counted despite polling workers failing to sign off on the vote tabulation “tapes,” which are crucial for the certification process.
Ann Brumbaugh, the attorney for the Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections, informed the State Election Board during the hearing that, although she has not personally viewed the tapes, the county does not dispute that they were not signed. Brumbaugh stated:
“This was a violation of the rules. Since 2020, we have implemented new leadership, moved to a new building, established a new board, and revised our standard operating procedures. As a result, our training has been significantly enhanced. However, we do not dispute the allegations regarding the 2020 election.”
Translation: They did it, lied about it, and covered it up until they couldn’t hide it anymore.
It gets worse. In 2024, Georgia’s Secretary of State Office investigated the failure to sign tabulation tapes. The investigation confirmed that Fulton County violated official election record-keeping procedures, as 36 of 37 advance voting precincts failed to sign the tabulation tapes as required by law. Additionally, the investigation found that officials at 32 polling sites did not verify their zero tapes.
Georgia law requires election officials to ensure that each ballot scanner prints three closing tapes at the end of each voting day. Poll workers must sign these tapes or provide a documented reason for any refusal. Additionally, voting laws require poll workers to start each voting day by printing and signing a “zero tape,” which verifies that the voting machines begin with zero votes.
If there is no record of whether the tabulator was set to zero at the beginning of polling, it is impossible to determine whether previous election ballots or test-run ballots remained on the memory card and could be counted.
Translation: These clowns have no clue as to how many illegal votes were certified; 315,000 may be low.
Kevin Moncla, another prominent election integrity activist, estimates that the number is likely greater than 315,000.
At the hearing, Cross told the SEB:
“These signed tapes are the sole legal certification that the reported totals are authentic. Fulton County produced zero signed tabulator tapes in early voting.”
Cross conducted an extensive investigation into this foul-smelling election farce. He revealed that he obtained 77 megabytes of election records from Fulton County through an open records request, which cost $15,800. These records included 134 tabulator tapes totaling 315,000 votes. Notably, each signature block on these tapes was blank.
As if all of this wasn’t enough, he discovered “duplicated scanner serial numbers, where the memory devices were removed from one scanner and printed on an alternate scanner.”
He also reported that polling locations were held open until “impossibly late hours, like 2:09 a.m.”
“These are not clerical errors. They are catastrophic breaks in chain of custody and certification. Because no tape was ever legally certified, Fulton County had no lawful authority to certify its advanced voting results to the secretary of state. Yet it did, and Secretary Raffensperger accepted and folded those uncertified numbers into Georgia’s official total without questioning them. This is not partisan. This is statutory. This is the law. When the law demands three signatures on tabulator tapes and the county fails to follow the rules, those 315,000 votes are, by definition, uncertified.”
Cross is insisting that the SEB:
“impose sanctions on Fulton County, have them publicly acknowledge their violations, and for the state to decertify Fulton County’s 2020 advanced voting results. It’s not to change who sits in the White House or what the score was, but, but instead to place an indelible and permanent asterisk on the record and finally force accountability.”
This is so typical of Democrats. They lie and cheat, then run out of the statute of limitations, so they never receive the punishment they deserve. The only people punished are the American voters who, because of their sleazeball tactics, can never again know with any degree of certainty that their vote counts for anything.
The absolute incompetence in this state is frightening. DeKalb County was not about to let Fulton County steal all the negative headlines, so they elbowed their way in as well.
On Wednesday, please wait for it, …… the county finally declared the end to its COVID-19 state of emergency and that all employees will need to return to the office, with some hybrid work allowed.
Wow!
CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson signed an executive order confirming the end of the emergency and outlining the county’s post-emergency work plan, which they certainly had enough time to develop.
“This executive order marks an important step forward for DeKalb County. It confirms the end of the emergency period while putting in place a work plan that balances flexibility with responsibility and ensures we continue to deliver reliable, high-quality services to our residents.”
Huh? Have these people been in a time warp?
What the hell are they talking about? The rest of the world moved on years ago. Someone needs to check whether these idiots understand what a calendar is.
In the news release that should have been released years ago, it stated that as of Jan. 5, all county offices under the CEO’s supervision will be staffed during regular business hours.
January 5th, 2026?
Then this nugget, from Cochran-Johnson:
“In-person service matters. Having staff present in our offices strengthens accountability, collaboration, and efficiency across county government and improves the experience for the people we serve.”
Has anyone else ever heard of a county having a CEO? I have no idea what is going on in DeKalb County, Georgia, but obviously, it isn’t good. This so-called CEO is clearly incompetent, and her line about “ensuring high-quality services to our residents” is laughable. According to this genius, she thinks she’s instilling confidence in the workers by adding this line to the executive order, which:
“Confirms that wearing face masks is permitted but not required, absent a new public health emergency.”
Oh, Thank God.
In honor of Charlie Brown, since it’s the Christmas Season, … Good Grief.
