Without proving chain of custody, they can't even get the . . .

In Reply to: Their job is to find those extra 11 thousand something votes posted by blindness on January 29, 2026 at 08:44:34

. . . evidence in. If they falsify the chain of custody, they risk felony prosecution and disbarment.

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• They aren't going to prove anything, they are just going to lie Dr.J 10:25:54 01/29/26 (2)
  • Never good to do that in a courtroom. * BluBlood 22:37:07 01/29/26 (0)
  • Never about proof but narrative elaboration amadbruin 16:50:13 01/29/26 (0)

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