Affidavits alone does not hold eough [sic] value, its a bloody piece of paper that claims you are not lying.... that's it.
Reductio ad absurdum. An Affidavit is a sworn state under threat of perjury, meaning you can go to prison for upwards of a decade in a federal court. They are expressly admissible as evidence within a court of law for that reason. It's not just "a bloody piece of paper that claims you are not lying," it's a statement that outright says "if I am lying, I can be held accountable and tried within a court of law." It's disingenuous to state otherwise given in any other case, eyewitness testimony is invaluable to determining the facts of the case, and were this not against your politics, you would almost certainly agree.
This argument also ignores that it's not just ONE statement, but NEARLY A THOUSAND from various people that all corroborate one another and have made predictions that turned out to be true based on more evidence that we find. If one person says something, it's shaky. If a thousand all have similar stories and testimonies, it gains some degree of merit based on weight alone.
The whole case rests on affidavits and when you only shove those into court rooms....surprise surprise you're getting booted out
People are convicted on affidavit testimony all the time, but again, most of the cases were not thrown out on the merits of the case, which includes affidavit evidence, but on technicalities and procedural issues. Besides, the affidavits are not the only evidence we have, but it includes everything from eyewitness testimony to expert testimony and researchers reporting their findings. It's baffling you're trying to frame it in this way because you're basically trying to discredit them outright without even listening to what they have to say or the evidence they have.
And cool, you found one idiot, still not from one of the targeted States in the lawsuits nor did the page state which campaign she aided.
You are ignoring the issue of corruption. If she represents a wider trend within politics, how many more instances of politicians buying votes are there? How many unknown or unreported instances of people doing shady shit like this, especially given we know how much corruption goes into areas like Philadelphia. She's just the tip of the iceberg, and if she is representative of a wider trend within politics, it is fearful to know how fraudulent things can get.
And the person debunking the Georgian video is Gabriel Sterling, a Republican... he has no reason to help a blue president.
Every interview I've seen with Gabriel Sterling does not have him actually cite any sources or have any references for where he is pulling his data from. Given some of his claims like that "zero people underage voted" just seems to be unlikely to be true just by nature of how people operate.
he has no reason to help a blue president.
It's overly simplistic to assume just because someone is a republican that they're pro-trump. It's not a dichotomy given we have an establishment full of neocons and RINOs who want to see him purged.
Hell, I can give you a reason: he wants to keep his fucking job and reputation, and doesn't want to be the guy tied to a shady election as the person in charge, especially likely given he was the one who oversaw the
contract with Dominion Voting machines
Not only that, but I would criticize that Georgia's been very clearly stonewalling any attempt for Trump to try and share evidence. The phone call between Trump and Brad Raffensperger that had everyone in a tizzy was very clearly this given he was trying to get whatever sources or information Georgia had access to that Trump did not.
And fuck it, might as well throw this in: https://www.cisa.gov/rumorcontrol
There is a difference between law and law enforcement. Just because these laws were on the books does NOT mean they were followed and given we have evidence from projects like the Voter Integrity Fund, Court Findings and Forensic Audits that contradict this. Hell, it's called "rumor control," which sounds a hell of a lot like they're trying to cover their asses instead of determine the truth.
Just because something is illegal doesn't mean it didn't or doesn't happen. Citing law to say something didn't happen is not evidence to the contradictory, but instead evidence that the courts didn't do their jobs.
Because we all know no one drank alcohol or sold it during Prohibition and that there was no shady underground businesses happening because of it.
@EOTFOFYL I know you're better than this, so please stop making such fallacious arguments.