Georgia Governor Confirms Citizen Group’s Findings in Fulton County Rendering Results of 2020 Hand Recount Worthless
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Georgia’s Governor Brian Kemp confirms issues identified with the 2020 Election audit in Fulton County, rendering the audit worthless.
The hand-count, also called an audit, was used as support that everything was fine when this was far from the truth.
Governor Brian Kemp is no friend to election integrity. He certified the 2020 Election results in his state despite a plentitude of unanswered issues surrounding the election. So it means something when this public official suddenly agrees with a list of 36 issues identified in Fulton County related to a 2020 Election audit.
Governor Kemp released this memo on November 17th.
Note that Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger was included on this letter.
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Brian Kemp Georgia SEB Letter Joe Rossi 11.17.2021 by Jim Hoft on Scribd
Kevin Moncla at UncoverDC reported on this shocking admission by the Georgia Governor.
Georgia citizen Joseph Rossi wouldn’t take no for an answer which eventually led to the Georgia governor’s office getting involved and eventually confirming Rossi’s analysis. The thing is the analysis renders the 2020 Election audit in Fulton County worthless. This audit was used by the Secretary of State’s office to claim the results in the county and state were legit when they were not.
Moncla shares:
Mr. Rossi was only successful in the pursuit of having these issues addressed because he didn’t settle for excuses and simply expected results. He explained that if something comparable were to happen in the corporate world, for example, an annual report with similar deficiencies, the CEO and COO would be held to account by the shareholders and forced to resign.
In the end, Mr. Rossi’s findings, which the Georgia Secretary of State’s office ignored, attempted to diminish and then summarily dismissed, were investigated and confirmed by the office of the Governor. This bears repeating. The same exact list of 36 allegations excused and rejected by the Secretary of State, were investigated and confirmed by the Georgia Governor’s office.
Governor Kemp released this memo on November 17th.
Per Kevin Moncla at Uncoverdc, Georgia citizen Joseph Rossi wouldn’t take no for an answer which eventually led to the Georgia governor’s office getting involved and eventually confirming Rossi’s analysis. The thing is the analysis renders the 2020 Election audit in Fulton County worthless. This audit was used by the Secretary of State’s office to claim the results in the county and state were legit when they were not.
Moncla shares:
Mr. Rossi was only successful in the pursuit of having these issues addressed because he didn’t settle for excuses and simply expected results. He explained that if something comparable were to happen in the corporate world, for example, an annual report with similar deficiencies, the CEO and COO would be held to account by the shareholders and forced to resign.
In the end, Mr. Rossi’s findings, which the Georgia Secretary of State’s office ignored, attempted to diminish and then summarily dismissed, were investigated and confirmed by the office of the Governor. This bears repeating. The same exact list of 36 allegations excused and rejected by the Secretary of State, were investigated and confirmed by the Georgia Governor’s office.
The confirmation further discredits the Secretary of State’s office and renders the results of the hand count unreliable. Because the hand-count results have been used as the reason to dismiss all other challenges, those problems are now more relevant and important to resolve than ever before. Such as those raised by VoterGA, which include thousands of duplicate ballot images and the tens of thousands of missing ballot images. VoterGA is an election integrity organization led by Garland Favorito. In fact, some of the now-validated Rossi findings were separately and independently discovered by VoterGA, lending credence to those that have not yet been reviewed by the state.
Read more at Moncla’s article at Uncoverdc.