Randy Lake

Brad Raffensperger calls it a clerical error… a clerical error, on roughly 315,000 early votes in Fulton County, in a state where Joe Biden's certified margin was 11,779 votes. Let that sit for a second. Here is what actually happened. At a State Election Board hearing on December 9, 2025, Fulton County's own attorney, Ann Brumbaugh, said it out loud: "We do not dispute that the tapes were not signed. It was a violation of the rule." Around 130 tabulator tapes, the receipts that are supposed to prove the votes counted on each machine match the people who actually walked in and voted, and Georgia's rule says a poll manager and two witnesses have to sign every single one. Nobody signed them. That covers almost every ballot cast before Election Day in the biggest county in the state, and the board voted 3 to 0 to send it to the Attorney General. Now keep in mind what they did to Donald Trump for asking. He picked up the phone, asked Raffensperger to look at the election in his own state, and Fulton County turned that phone call into an indictment, mug shot and all, while the media called him a liar and a threat to democracy for saying Georgia had a problem… and the whole time the county was sitting on unsigned tapes for basically every early vote it counted. How is that even a thing? You can't show who stood there and witnessed the count, and the answer from the people in charge is trust us, we recounted it. Recounted what exactly? The same ballots run through the same system with the same missing paper trail? I have been saying for years that you don't need boxes of stuffed ballots to steal an election, you just need a system where nobody is ever accountable and every failure gets labeled a mistake after the fact. A mistake is one tape, maybe two. 130 tapes is a standard operating procedure. Lara is right. They went after him that hard because he was pointing at the exact place where the rot was, and they knew it. And here we are, two days out from another election, with DOJ sending federal observers into Fulton and five other Georgia counties on Tuesday, and the same people still telling you Georgia has the most secure elections in the country. Brad, your county could not get three people to sign a receipt. Georgia, show up Tuesday, watch those tapes get printed, and make them sign every one in front of you.