Only liars or the uninformed claim there were no problems and no violations of election laws in Georgia in 2020. Fulton County, Georgia, has a history of incompetence, mismanagement, and even election fraud dating back decades. Those are the facts.Oh, doofus, you're too much of a clown to be anyone's nightmare, even for those with a fear of clowns...
The projection once again verges on the hilarious if also tiresome. I accept reality unlike yourself. The fact is that Biden won the last election and projecting your own penchant for conspiracy theory onto me is just bizarre. The results have been certified and accepted for a year now, even in most of America. It's only loons and conspiracy nuts who still pedal widespread fraud and that certainly doesn't apply to me as I'm with the majority on the score. You OTOH...
Oh, your assertion that evolution has failed the entropy test has failed in itself which you should have already been aware of really but still, when you're silly enough to call it a "cult" then not altogether surprising either.
Does thermodynamics disprove evolution? - Common-questions
The objection is grounded in a misunderstanding of the second law.biologos.org
No idols on here thanks, just respect for those who know their stuff and entertained by their schooling of pompous windbags.
And again, quit with the projection will ya?
(Atlanta)-Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is calling on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate Fulton County elections following recent allegations that Fulton County shredded 300 municipal election-related applications in violation of state law. The Georgia Secretary of State’s office has already launched an investigation into the allegations.
“After 20 years of documented failure in Fulton County elections, Georgians are tired of waiting to see what the next embarrassing revelation will be,” said Raffensperger. “The Department of Justice needs to take a long look at what Fulton County is doing and how their leadership disenfranchises Fulton voters through incompetence and malfeasance. The voters of Georgia are sick of Fulton County’s failures.”
New allegations have come to light that Fulton County was seen shredding 300 applications related to Georgia’s municipal elections. State law requires election officials to preserve elections documents related to primary or general elections for 24 months after the election.
Raffensperger’s office is investigating the allegations.
After repeatedly calling for new leadership in Fulton’s elections, Raffensperger is also participating in a review under Georgia’s new election law that could lead to a replacement of the leadership of Fulton County’s elections.
Elections in Fulton County have been problematic for decades. As a result of election failures in 2020, Raffensperger was the first secretary of state to force Fulton County elections into a consent order, requiring them to accept a state appointed monitor to oversee their elections processes. The monitor, Carter Jones, found no fraud but significant mismanagement issues in Fulton County’s elections processes. Jones described Fulton’s election processes as “badly managed, sloppy and chaotic” after spending several months working closely with Fulton County’s elections.