https://apnews.com/article/georgia-elections-true-vote-ballot-stuffing-199113b47bc2df79c63fdf007cd23115 The conspiracy theory-promoting group True the Vote says it has no evidence to back up its claims about widespread, systemic voter fraud during the 2020 elections.
The group, which was heavily featured in Dinesh D’Souza’s viral documentary “2000 Mules,” claimed that ballot “mules” worked with a network of left-wing organizations to steal the election for Joe Biden. The film and its claims made a huge splash, and Donald Trump praised True the Vote for supposedly exposing “great election fraud.”
But in responding to a subpoena for any evidence supporting those claims, the group came up empty-handed.
In a court filing in Georgia, True the Vote said it did not have any records of the supposed network of non-governmental organizations it alleged facilitated the massive ballot trafficking scheme. True the Vote also said it had no contact information for sources who had ostensibly provided the group with a detailed account of the alleged ballot scheme, nor for any of the unnamed researchers or investigators it relied on for its allegations.
The subpoena also specifically asked for the identity, contact information, and any records evidencing the claims of “John Doe,” an unidentified person who True the Vote claimed had admitted to personally participating in the ballot trafficking.
“TTV does not have in its possession, custody, or control, identity and contact information for John Doe or any such items concerning him,” the group said in the filing.
The new revelations were in a Fulton County Superior Court filing dated Dec. 11, reported on by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and subsequently the Associated Press, on Wednesday.
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The conspiracy theory-promoting group True the Vote says it has no evidence to back up its claims about widespread, systemic voter fraud during the 2020 elections. The group, which was heavily featured in Dinesh D’Souza’s viral documentary “2000 Mules,” claimed that ballot “mules” worked with a network of left-wing organizations to steal the election for Joe Biden. The film and its claims made a huge splash, and Donald Trump praised True the Vote for supposedly exposing “great election fraud.” But in responding to a subpoena for any evidence supporting those claims, the group came up empty-handed. In a court filing in Georgia, True the Vote said it did not have any records of the supposed network of non-governmental organizations it alleged facilitated the massive ballot trafficking scheme. True the Vote also said it had no contact information for sources who had ostensibly provided the group with a detailed account of the alleged ballot scheme, nor for any of the unnamed researchers or investigators it relied on for its allegations. The subpoena also specifically asked for the identity, contact information, and any records evidencing the claims of “John Doe,” an unidentified person who True the Vote claimed had admitted to personally participating in the ballot trafficking. “TTV does not have in its possession, custody, or control, identity and contact information for John Doe or any such items concerning him,” the group said in the filing. The new revelations were in a Fulton County Superior Court filing dated Dec. 11, reported on by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and subsequently the Associated Press, on Wednesday. In short, the group claimed the cell phone location data constituted evidence of “mules” dropping off multiple ballots at multiple locations. They also said the cell phone pings pointed to unnamed nonprofits that they said arranged and paid for the operation.
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But there were serious problems with that argument: The cell phone data is imprecise, and can’t determine anything beyond general locations within a 100-foot radius. What’s more, drop boxes are located at popular communal locations like libraries and county buildings, and it wouldn’t be at all uncommon for someone to visit those types of locations repeatedly. True the Vote claimed to know the identities of the non-profits involved in the supposed ballot mule operation ― but never identified them, and couldn’t identify them in the Georgia filing. True the Vote hasn’t provided “any other kind of evidence that ties these cell phones to ballot harvesting,” D. Victor Reynolds, then director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, said in 2021. The Georgia State Election Board has tried for years to get True the Vote to turn over any evidence for its claims, including with subpoenas dating back to April 2022. In October 2022, a spokesperson for the Georgia secretary of state’s office told HuffPost, “The status of the subpoenas hasn’t changed ― they were issued, and TTV hasn’t complied.” In July last year, the Elections Board asked a Fulton County Superior Court judge to order True the Vote to comply with the subpoena. Now, True the Vote has done so ― and had nothing specific to show. The court filing first reported Wednesday does include some vague responses, but no concrete information. For example, asked for evidence ― or contact information for individuals who provided accounts ― of “coordinated efforts to collect and deposit ballots in drop boxes across metro Atlanta,” as referenced in the group’s 2021 complaint, True the Vote provided a two-sentence response. The first sentence said the group did not have any contact information to share. The second sentence said True the Vote was providing information that it deemed “non-privileged items not requiring retrieval of massive amounts of raw data from cold storage.”
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True the Vote did not respond to questions about what that meant. The document at other times referenced, but did not explain, that it was providing “any otherwise responsive non-privileged items that are within TTV’s possession, custody, or control.” “While the case has been administratively closed, the Court does contemplate further litigation,” a spokesperson for Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr’s office, Shawn Conroy said. The office declined to give further comment. True the Vote’s filing is far from the first time high-profile election conspiracy theorists have said they do not have the evidence to back up their claims.>Just a few days ago, James O’Keefe and Project Veritas ― the struggling right-wing media outfit ― admitted that they weren’t aware of any evidence that election fraud had occurred at an Erie, Pennsylvania, post office during the 2020 election. The claim had originated with Richard Hopkins, a Trump supporter and mail carrier. The settlement in the lawsuit against O’Keefe, Project Veritas and Hopkins over the claim last week came more than three years after Hopkins recanted his allegation. And Mark Andrews, a Georgia resident who was accused in “2000 Mules” of breaking the law by acting as a ballot mule, sued D’Souza, True the Vote and others for defamation and voter intimidation in 2022. “What you are seeing is a crime,” D’Souza said in “2,000 Mules” as video of Andrews legally dropping off his family’s ballots played on screen. “These are fraudulent votes.” They were not fraudulent votes, an investigation into related claims found. In October, a federal court greenlit Andrews’ lawsuit, allowing it to proceed to discovery.
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Why would they present their evidence in court? The court is just as corrupt as the Dems, and they can't show their hand in order to protect their sources.
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>>1267267 You just know Dinesh D'Souza and the rest will still try to say they have evidence of fraud even after this. Trump's cult doesn't care if the evidence is real or not. Just saying it out loud is enough for them. If they can't produce evidence there is always a conspiratorial reason why, such as
>>1267274 so deftly demonstrates.
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and we knew this from day one. imagine playing victim while being treated with the gentlest of kid gloves for multiple years
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>Dinesh D’Souza made the whole thing up I’m shocked! Shocked I tell you!
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>>1267288 >Source: I made it up. Anonymous
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>>1267305 He had his chance to reveal his proof in court.
And he had to confess he made it up.
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>>1267305 >>1267305 >The group, which was heavily featured in Dinesh D’Souza’s viral documentary “2000 Mules,” claimed that ballot “mules” worked with a network of left-wing organizations to steal the election for Joe Biden. The film and its claims made a huge splash, and Donald Trump praised True the Vote for supposedly exposing “great election fraud.” >But in responding to a subpoena for any evidence supporting those claims, the group came up empty-handed. Anonymous
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>>1267305 Yes as the article shows D'Souza just made it up.
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>do unprovable crime.. Yea but can you PROVE IT?!?!>Give examples of hundreds of irregularities and clear violations of election protocols and malfeasance.. Yea... but can you PROVE IT?!?!
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>>1267322 But in all seriousness, can you prove it?
Also, the crime had it happened is provable, lmao. Do you not remember Republicans getting busted in North Carolina for an election rigging operation?
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>>1267322 >unprovable If you yourself think that it's unprovable than why do you even think it happened? That's like beveling in Bigfoot but also believing that no one has ever or will ever see Bigfoot.
>Give examples Yes, that's exactly what the court asked them to do, and they could not.
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well, they filed lawsuits in all 50 states and all were tossed due to lack of evidence. I didn't realize the redhats were still buying this crap.
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>Hunter Bidens laptop >Shadow plan to foil Trump >Obama spied on Trump >FBI lied on Trump >DoJ Trumped up v Trump >News lies.. Fake news >Political persecution of Trump >All things bad is Trump (TDS) >Briben got more votes then OBAMA!! No. No i have to admit i have no proof at all. Im a schizo redneck boondoggle horsefaced pony soldier... Always will be.
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>>1267348 >No i have to admit i have no proof at all. I mean you literally don't. Else you'd be pointing at the proof instead of a bunch of unrelated shit.
>Im a schizo redneck boondoggle horsefaced pony soldier... Seems like it.
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>>1267358 >Else you'd be pointing at the proof instead of a bunch of unrelated shit. You're uninformed.
The state sues companies that claim election fraud exists because it implicates election officials. Cyber Ninjas actually found fraud, like Maricopa election officials purposefully erasing election-related data before they had to turn over that evidence to the courts, and democrats sued them into bankruptcy.
D’Souza is forced to say that election fraud doesn't exist, because if he doesn't then the state will ruin him in much the same way.
Also this is the state of Georgia, which is literally trying to convict Trump because he tried to investigate election fraud, and the state of DC is trying to criminally charge Trump for """lying""" about election fraud.
Apparently our elections are so 'safe and secure' that the government can't stop ruining anybody who tries to investigate them and speaks freely about them.
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>>1267267 New maga tv show "The R(etard)Files"
"I believe"
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>>1267361 They are free to say what they want. Doesnt mean they are free from consequence. You get no consequence for spewing shit because you are nobody.
>We are going to take a strong look at our country’s libel laws, so that when somebody says something that is false and defamatory about someone, that person will have meaningful recourse in our courts,” Mr. Trump said during a public portion of a cabinet meeting in the White House. Anonymous
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>>1267361 >Apparently when I'm allowed to lie for 4 years straight with no consequences, i'm still going to be a lying faggot now Anonymous
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>>1267348 You mean all those things that didn't happen or Trump actually did?
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>>1267361 How's the gaslighting going for you?
You got that proof?
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>>1267361 How did you get this confused?
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>>1267980 He gets his news from republican think tanks.
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>>1267424 Your correct, Trump did do them, he committed all the crimes he's accused of. And yes, i am Republican.