Dr. Jan-Election Advocate

HAND. MARKED. PAPER. BALLOTS. I will not be moved. I shall not be moved. Got it?

!! WHERE ARE THE 50 BOXES!!?? of BALLOTS and ELECTION DOCUMENTS Fulton County Clerk and Election Director claim they had 700 boxes but they only gave 656 boxes to the FBI WHERE ARE THE 50 BOXES!!

⁉️Why does the Fulton County keep peddling falsehoods? Continued lies about the boxes stored at the Election Hub? For nearly a year and a half, the Board has been battling a subpoena from the State Election Board—and that's on top of the four previous years and millions in taxpayer dollars wasted on concealing these paper records. They claimed compliance would be too "burdensome" given the over 700 boxes involved, yet they were ready to blow through millions in attorney fees just to dodge accountability. Now, Che Alexander is telling reporters there were only 656 boxes—not exactly matching the figure they pushed to justify their resistance. On top of that, Cathy Woolard implied during an appearance on The Georgia Gang that an inventory of the boxes' contents exists. That's curious, considering Fulton County has stonewalled every request for such an inventory—from courts, the State Election Board, and even the Attorney General—for a staggering five and a half years. Most glaringly, Fulton County recently argued to the Attorney General that inspecting the boxes was impossible because they have no clue what's inside them—gasp! Their chaotic record-keeping, they say, means the boxes could hold non-election-related Fulton County items. Is anyone buying that excuse? Che Alexander, Cathy Woolard, and Rob Pitts are also claiming the materials were mysteriously poised for handover to the State Election Board in just a couple of weeks—specifically by February 9—shocker we’re just now hearing this! Of course, not counting the prior four years of federal and state legal skirmishes to block any scrutiny of these documents. Yet, Fulton County's lawyers told the Attorney General's team only days ago to set a hearing for March 9—already on the docket—to haggle more over review costs. That's a full month past their supposed February 9 deadline, with no resolution in sight. The deceptions and lies just keep piling on. The real puzzle is: What's so critical about shielding these boxes that these officials are prepared to spin so many tales to the public?