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Albert Lea, MN
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Voting Chaos in Minnesota:
In 2023, the State of Minnesota converted from an “excuse-based only” absentee voting process, to a complex framework that allows absentee ballot drop-off (in-person, drop-box, or mail), absentee ballot voting in person, and early direct voting in person. For 45-days prior to election day, voters may utilize an in-person absentee voting process,
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THEY JUST LOCKED THE DOORS, MINNESOTA. 🔥
The U.S. Department of Justice asked to monitor Hennepin County polling places tomorrow. Mary Moriarty's office and Steve Simon's office got consulted and the County said NO.
They keep telling us Minnesota's elections are the cleanest in America. Then why does the cleanest system in America need a sealed room, banned monitors, silenced journalists, and spies on the watchers? Clean systems don't fear daylight. THIS one is terrified of it.
Tomorrow isn't just an election anymore. Tomorrow is a jailbreak of our own elections, out of their locked room. Every legal voter in Hennepin County, in line by 8 PM, voting in numbers no vouching machine can bury.
Doors open 7 AM. BE IN THEM!!!
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BREAKING: WE WON. A MICHIGAN COURT JUST STRUCK DOWN MICHIGAN SECRETARY OF STATE JOCELYN BENSON'S RULE ORDERING CLERKS TO DELETE ELECTION POLL BOOKS.
FINAL JUDGMENT. PERMANENT. STATEWIDE.
"Rule 168.48 is invalid."
The rule: DELETE the poll book files after every election.
The law: KEEP election records 22 months.
The Court: "When an administrative rule conflicts with a statute, the statute controls."
One township clerk asked which law to follow. Nobody answered. So Michelle McQueer sued.
82 days later, she won. For EVERY clerk in Michigan. Starting with TOMORROW'S election.
And the Court directed the Secretary to write NEW instructions for all 1,520 clerks that follow the ruling. The poll book files go on encrypted flash drives and stay there for 22 months.
Remember what we said in October? Reconstruction is not preservation.
The Court agreed: "Retaining the metadata is as crucial as retaining the data itself."
READ THAT ONE TWICE.
The State's big burden? The Court found it's "at most, $100 per additional flash drive."
Thank you to the RNC and Michigan Republican Party for joining me in the fight.
The State can appeal. Until a court ever says otherwise, the poll books stay.
ONE CLERK. TWO LAWS. THE LAW WON.
The Opinion: tinyurl.com/McQueerJudgment
McQueer v Benson, Michigan Court of Claims No. 26-000172-MZ
Let's make Michigan safe, normal, and responsible again! 🇺🇸
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PICK A CRIME: That's the choice Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson handed my client, a township clerk.
A new state rule Benson made orders my client to DELETE the electronic poll book records of the August 4 primary within 7 days of certification. What’s the problem? Federal law orders her to KEEP those same records for 22 months, into 2028.
Delete them? Face up to 1 year of imprisonment under federal law. Refuse? Up to 90 days imprisonment under Michigan law. Every path carries a penalty aimed at my client personally. For trying to follow the law.
My client wrote Jocelyn Benson and the Director of Elections on July 6 and asked one question: how do I obey both? Thirty-seven days. NO ANSWER.
So we asked a judge, while the records still exist. No more waiting around. Declare which law controls. Preserve the voting records.
And the part that should get your attention: the same rule governs the NOVEMBER election.
Read all 156 pages, complaint and exhibits, yourself: tinyurl.com/pollbookcase
The one-page fact sheet: tinyurl.com/pollbookcasefact…
Let's make Michigan safe, normal, and responsible again! 🇺🇸
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Get ready for some 🔥🔥🔥.
Dominion is going to need some 🧯🚒🚑 after this one.
Every election integrity group, cyber expert, law enforcement (the real kind), legislator, Secretary of State, Board of Elections, Election Official, honest podcasters, and ELIGIBLE VOTING CITIZEN are going to want to see this. Very nice never-seen-before nuggets mixed in! Tag everyone below and share like mad!
Feel free to clip all you like, and I'm happy to provide further detail and serve as an expert witness in anything you'd like in the prosecution of the entire corrupt election manipulation empire participating in SYSTEM ELECTION FRAUD.
So to Sequoia/Dominion/Liberty Vote, whatever you want to IDENTIFY AS...game over. We are done with your Trans-Liberty Agenda that you've been pushing on us. We're taking back the real thing.
So buckle up ASSHOLES, because you're gonna have a lot of questions to answer after people see what's exposed in this video....and yes, I've got much, much, more where this came from.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!
And FREE @realtinapeters NOW!!!
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Friends, the sheer volume of fraud taking place in recent years throughout the world, and in America in particular, is staggering. I heard recently that the high end of federal estimates of the amount of money stolen per year in America is greater than the GDP of Vietnam, the Philippines, or Denmark.
This is a real blight upon our society, made possible, at least in part, by religious disaffiliation.
Since morality is grounded, ultimately, in God, one consequence of disaffiliation is an increase in moral drift, relativism, and indifference.
If we want to protect the common good, we have to recover a moral integrity rooted in the Ten Commandments, the Beatitudes, and the parables of Jesus.
It should worry us how much voters rely on chat bots/AI for their voter info - reuters.com/business/media-t…
Chat GPT told me this today when I asked to clean u a letter to the editor: “I can help with a general public appeal about voting and evaluating candidates, but I can’t write political persuasion aimed specifically at Christians or designed to increase conservative turnout.”
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GOP candidate for Senate District 14 made comments to small group that sending troops to polling places would be “good.” Now, Perryman says she does not currently believe that.
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“Protect the Polls demonstrates”
On Tuesday, Oct. 6, local conservative groups hosted a “Protect the Polls” event in Elk River where they called on the U.S. Department of Justice to deploy federal election monitors in the St. Cloud area.
Story below!!
The letter claimed that "during the 2024 election season, the St. Cloud area (Stearns, Sherburne, and Benton Counties) experienced a reported pattern of voter influence and intimidation that were followed by investigations by both the Stearns County Sheriff's Office and the Sherburne County Sheriff's Office.” Speakers included Brenda Hansen and Linda Schultz of the Sherburne County Community Action Team, a local chapter of Restore Minnesota; Rev. Dale Witherington, chief steward of Restore Minnesota; and Zach Freimark, executive director of America First Policy Institute–Minnesota.
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Sitting Minnesota Attorney General @keithellison, in a SiriusXM interview: Republicans "mean it" about cheating in the midterms — so "be ready to get your dukes up."
"We should absolutely be in the street. And I'll be right out there with everybody else."
Read that again. The state's top law enforcement officer is declaring an election illegitimate before a single ballot is counted, and telling his side to take to the streets if his side loses.
Not long ago, Democrats called this exact rhetoric a threat to democracy. Now it's just boilerplate.
NO ONE SHOULD BE CANCELLING YOUR VOTE.
Democrats are pulling out all the stops. They know they will lose control of the fraud machine in November.
VOTE @RonforMNAG For MN Attorney General
#HeSchutzHeScores #MNLEG
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Virginia, 1965–1967
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 opened the door for thousands of Americans who had previously faced barriers to voting.
But it also raised an important question:
What happens when an eligible voter cannot read or independently mark a ballot?
In Virginia, election officials faced rules governing assistance for voters who could not read or write.
The principle was straightforward: Election officials providing assistance were expected to follow the voter's instructions—not make decisions for them—and protect the secrecy of their choices.
The resulting legal battles highlighted an important distinction:
Helping someone cast a ballot is not the same as choosing how that ballot is cast.
That principle remains relevant wherever voters depend on others for assistance, including nursing homes, assisted-living facilities and private residences.
The right to vote includes the right to make your own choice.
“Protect the Polls” Warriors Appear at Sherburne County, Minnesota for a Public Call to Action to Protect Vulnerable Voters - Early In-Person Voting Starts October 16th.
Freimark outlined the historical placement of DOJ election monitors in prior election As stated by Freimark, “The request for Department of Justice election monitors is not out of the ordinary. In 2024, DOJ deployed staff monitors to 86 jurisdictions across 27 states, including the State of Minnesota. Their primary role is to observe and document activities in the polling places. They are there to be a support mechanism for location election officials.”
As concluded by Benda, “This matter is timely and pressing as early in-person voting begins October 16. The three-county request is already before the Civil Rights Division, and we hope to receive notice of where DOJ monitors will be placed very soon. The Protect the Polls action group is requesting that Sherburne County officials Welcome Civil Rights Division staff monitors in Sherburne County polling places and at early-voting sites from October 16th through November 3rd. We are also requesting that Benton and Stearns Counties also welcome Department of Justice monitors into their polling locations”.