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Thatâs pretty much exactly what I would expect from someone too nuts even for the Trump legal team.
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This was one of those cases I actually did a google search for verifying news stories before I shared this with someone (of course it all checked out, though I wished I could find a link to the actual filling, I hate that news media doesnât do this).
In Trumpland very little is hard to believe. âDistrcoictâ is hard to believe.
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Guess they hadnât had their second cup of cofveve yet.
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She seems so incompetent. The thing that makes me most nervous about that image is the almost empty battery icon.
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Posting mostly because watching Fetterman gives me great joy. I so want this guy in the Senate!
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I think some koolaid was spilled on the keyboard. Sticky keys, happens to the best of us. /s
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It is on her website. The kraken releaser one @FlyerJack screenshotted above. I havenât found it anywhere else.
hereâs the Georgia one:
COMPLAINT-CJ-PEARSON-V.-KEMP-11.25.2020.pdf (694.9 KB)
The scary thing is even with the typos itâs a far more competent filing than most of these have been. Not in the sense that it has any merit but itâs a technically competent bit of pleading.
It sets out the facts it asserts, it refers to the evidence it claims supports those facts (I havenât bothered to hunt down the affidavits to see if they do say anything like what the filing says they do), it cites relevant legislation and cases.
Just by hitting those marks, itâs about 100% better than many of the others.
Which just goes to show bad those were.
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There is a segment of the human population that believes misspellings like that, and this one:
⌠etc. ⌠are intentional and fraught with meaning.
I wish I were kidding.
https://www.qanonanonymous.com/
Their intro, a Soundcloud embed on their homepage, has some interview clips in the first few minutes in case you donât want to listen to the rest of the horror. I didnât know that intentional misspellings as a kind of signalling to these folks were a thing.
ETA: Onebox isnât working so here:
https://www.qanonanonymous.com/
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yeah, but I think we all broke that code a while ago. it just saysâŚ
âdrink more Ovaltineâ, duh!
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More spelling errors in filings - bad format etc.
But:
â And here is a curveball. One of the 7 plaintiffs listed in the Georgia election filing NEVER AGREED TO BE PART OF IT! Here is his statement:â
â AND to add to the meshugas, Twitter has labeled Powellâs website âunsafeâ. If you click on the link, you get an error message that states: âThe link you are trying to access has been identified by Twitter or our partners as being potentially spammy or unsafe, in accordance with Twitterâs URL Policy.â It further states that the URL could fall into one of these categories: âmalicious links that could steal personal information or harm electronic devices, spammy links that mislead people or disrupt their experience, violent or misleading content that could lead to real-world harm and certain categories of content that, if posted directly on Twitter, are a violation of the Twitter Rules.â
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The Qanon crowd is already trying to say all those spelling errors were part of an intentional and ingenious ploy that is working exactly as intended because now the left-wing media is covering a story that they otherwise would have ignored.
If Trump was spotted wandering pants-less across the White House lawn at 3am screaming racist epithets about salamanders then all his followers would simply nod knowingly and assure themselves that this, too, was all part of the plan.
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I am not a lawyer but I donât think itâs a good sign when a judge starts a whole section of his written opinion of your case with âWe could stop here [âŚ] Still, for completenessâŚâ
ETA: The judge writing the opinion dismissing the Pennsylvania case as âmeritlessâ was a Trump appointee too. Ouch.
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Isnât that an offense worthy of disbarment?
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I doubt anyone will get disbarred over that particular part since the guy gave them an out by publicly stating he thinks it was an honest miscommunication. My impression is that he doesnât want to get dragged down in this election challenge debacle, but heâs also trying to avoid directly challenging the administration or its allies. Typical chickenshit Republican politician just trying to keep his head down until Trump is gone.
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Itâs funny to see him hurt himself this way
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Except he didnât pay squat. He conned his followers out of, not just the $3M, but millions more that went into his own pocket and into the RNC fund, if we go by the T&Cs of that fundraiser.
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