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Monday, December 7, 2020

If We Don't Believe the Witnesses, Then it is All Good, Right?


For John, BLUFThere is no proof of Voter Fraud because local State Legislators are claiming the witnessess are all lying.  Nothing to see here; just move along.




Here is the sub-headline:

I signed something saying that if I’m wrong I can go to prison.  Did you?

From The Lid Blog, by Writer Rusty Weiss, 6 Dec 2020.

Here is the lede plus three:

Hima Kolanagireddy, one of the testifying witnesses to alleged election fraud before a Michigan House Oversight Committee hearing, dropped the hammer on an unhinged Democrat lawmaker who accused her and other witnesses of being liars.  Other witnesses joined in on the fun with their own smack-down of unhinged Democrats.

Democrat State Rep. Cynthia Johnson, the Minority Vice-Chair on the committee, interrupted proceedings during Kolanagireddy’s testimony to call into question the entire hearing and demand the witnesses be placed under oath.

“You’re allowing people to come in here and lie!” Johnson shouted at Committee Chair, Republican Matt Hall.  “And I know they’re lying!”

Chairman Hall responded, “You’re out of order. I’ve indulged you, and we’re going to move on.”

The Democrats are saying that witnesses to fraud are lying.  I guess that works.  If the witnesses are lying, then there is no fraud.  On the other hand, why would they lie?  What is the record, over the years, of people lying to State Legislators about voter fraud?

Hat tip to the InstaPundit.

Regards  —  Cliff

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