Should be no problem for you to post a quote from one of these judgements about there being insufficient evidence if you've read the cases, right? Wonder why you didn't start with that instead of a vague "courts dismissed the cases". (because you're lying is why)
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I really don't understand why you'd be so stupid as to make a claim like that knowing that I'd be able to, unless you're just completely ignorant about the topic outside of Newsmax segments. https://www.ajc.com/news/georgia-judge-dismisses-trump-campaign-case-in-chatham-ballot-dispute/YKBA6IYQKBB4JCSQEIJBQQT6QI/ …pic.twitter.com/ddpirLNC83
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First, link to the case and not a media report - the important part isn't the words - it's the actual evidence. Second - some (D) judge throwing out a case has as much weight as saying that (D) poll workers counted the ballots and found, yep, their own count was correct.
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lol Way to move the goalposts. You literally asked for a judgement that dismissed the evidence. Sad! And that quote is a direct excerpt of the judgement, genius. Quit embarrassing yourself.
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So you're not going to link to an actual decision Again, the important part is the basis for rejecting the suits - this specific suit was very narrow about like 40 ballots *based on the media write up that is your only source* and seems to have been dismissed with no real basis
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lol, I did link to the decision--specifically, the relevant excerpt that the plaintiffs presented no actual evidence whatsoever, in a case speficially about including invalid ballots. But, sure, keep pretending.
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You linked to a news story. Do you not know what a court ruling is? It's not published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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1. You asked for a decision where a judge ruled on the evidence. 2. I post a story where the decision was quoted verbatim, literally decalring that the plaintiffs presented no evidence after testimony, etc. were submitted. 3. You pretend the decision doesn't exist.
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"the decision" wasn't "quoted verbatim" - first because you have no idea what was in the decision because you never linked to it - second is that it's a disconnected sentence.
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WTF are you even claiming here? Do you know what verbatim means? The decision was literally quoted verbatim. Unless you're saying the article made up the quote, in which case you're a clownish lunatic, GTFO here with this tedious nonsense and take your L.
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Hey, you know how you can prove the quote wasn't made up? Linking to the source.
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