Quote (Jere @ Nov 14 2020 10:02pm)
Know how I know you're not listening, not paying attention and not looking at anything without bias?
Lawers all over social media came to the conclusion that "A sworn affidavit of election fraud is evidence, additional details would only come out in discovery".
So... Please start looking up things yourself...
Sorry, you're right, that was poor wording.
Affidavits are not particularly convincing evidence, even if I assumed they are being totally truthful.
A sworn statement can be the impetus to gather more evidence of voter fraud actually happening, but alone are not enough to take action on. I fully support opening a real investigation to gather evidence of voter fraud actually occurring, but sworn statements on their own do not meet the bar to disqualify ballots unless it's maybe from someone that maybe is personally testifying that they committed voter fraud.