Well GOP but you knew that before you clicked.
More voter fraud by democrats
- Thread starter St. Louis Hawk
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I don't know the details but why would Republicans have to commit voter fraud in Alabama. They easily win there legitimately.
Maybe it will help him in his next election
I haven't been following any sort of political news lately, but I heard they just indicted 19 guys in Georgia recently for their part in an election fraud scheme. Sounds like Trump was right and Georgia found some proof the 2020 election was tainted. Finally a court might give his team a win they have so long sough after after 60+ losses.
...and it's NOT "random people"
it's fricking REPRESENTATIVES
Just like that time the Colorado GOP chair had a "diabetic episode" and fraudulently mailed in his GFs absentee ballot....
I'm unaware of a SINGLE voter fraud case where ANY Democrat who was an active Representative or held a position in the political apparatus.
It's ALWAYS projection
Maybe they just cheat more.
Most of the Republican party leaders are in on this. There's groups behind the scenes that get exposed doing fascist things in order to grab permanent power. If you are for a continued democratic republic, you cannot vote Republican anywhere. Not until the MAGA ideas are purged and we can get back to a normal conservative party that can be trusted.
You went back 90 years, and 50-70 years to attempt to make a both sides point.
Again, another MASSIVE false equivalency. I can't even give you points for trying on this one. LOL!
You have no idea about the point I'm trying to make. Then again, you have no idea when it comes to a lot of things. I hope you have a better grasp of dodgeball and jumping jacks.
Everyone knows the point you were trying to make. You're as subtle as a kick to the dick.
You're a simpleton in every way. Absolutely I know what you were getting at. You aren't deep enough of a thinker to fool anybody.
And as clever as a box of rocks lol
Lehigh Valley GOP donor named in $10M lawsuit over election fraud probe
Bill Bachenberg is accused in a $10 million lawsuit of hiring a cybersecurity company to analyze voting machines in Fulton County for voting irregularities but than stiffing it when it found no evidence of voter fraud.
www.lehighvalleynews.com
NORTH WHITEHALL TWP, Pa. — A township man who served as one of President Donald Trump's false electors in 2020 has been named in a federal lawsuit for allegedly stiffing a cybersecurity firm after it failed to find evidence of election fraud.
In the lawsuit filed last month in Michigan's Eastern District Court, the New York-based cybersecurity company XRVisions claims Bill Bachenberg and Stefanie Lambert hired the company to examine voting machines in Fulton County, Pa.
- Bill Bachenberg is a prominent donor of conservative causes who owns Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays
- He is being sued in federal court by a cybersecurity firm that investigated election fraud
- The suit claims Bachenberg and a co-defendant didn't like the outcome of the investigation and haven't paid the firm
While Lambert oversaw the projects, Bachenberg provided a $1 million line of credit to fund the work and provided detailed instructions through Lambert, according to the suit.
In March 2022, Lambert and Bachenberg entered into another agreement to have XRVisions perform a forensic analysis on voting machines in Fulton County, Pa. Lambert represented the county but falsely told XRVisions that she had been authorized to hire the firm. After Lambert and Bachenberg expanded the scope of the contract, they were on the hook to pay the company $550,00 for the work, according to the court filing.
"Bachenberg funded these investigations because he sought local and national fame, glory and esteem for discovering and proving voter fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election," the lawsuit alleges.
After about two months of analysis, the company informed Lambert and Bachenberg that while they determined the machines were highly insecure, they could find no evidence that they had been hacked or programmed to favor one candidate over another, according to the lawsuit. The defendants requested the company produce a report claiming that machines contained "cheat codes" or evidence of hacking. XRVisions refused and instead produced a report in July 2022 that reflected their findings.
"This report did not find any evidence of election fraud in the 2020 election, and Defendants were furious," the lawsuit states.
In the year since the report was issued, Bachenberg and Lambert failed to pay the $550,000 due.
Instead, the suit claims Lambert began a defamation campaign against XRVisions, contacting clients and trying to persuade them to end their business with the firm. That included telling state governments in Arizona, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin that the company president was incompetent, secretly working on behalf of the federal government and had conflicts of interest that prevented the firm from taking the work, according to the suit. As a direct result of Lambert's actions, XRVisions lost a contract with the Pennsylvania Senate, the suit states.
The suit accuses Lambert and her law firm of two counts of libel, two counts of slander and breach of contract, among other charges. It accuses Bachenberg of breach of contract and unjust enrichment, among other charges. It seeks $5 million in compensatory damages, $5 million in punitive damages and $550,000 for its work performed in the Fulton County contract.
