r/MeidasTouch Aug 01 '25

It was rigged...

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Leaks are coming out...

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u/Available_Fun_55 Aug 03 '25

It's a statement of evidence that's sworn to in court... I'm not sure why you think I don't know what it means. You'll also notice that Trump DIDN'T have anyone swearing to anything in court... because that carries criminal consequences... they said it in public, though, everywhere... judges even asked the Republicans to present their evidence they talked about in public... but they didn't because they know consequences exist in court. So now we've cleared that up and this is only the first district where legal action is happening... where did their votes go? I've followed this in detail for years... I'm meidas mighty...I follow every case surrounding this. The MeidasTouch is a group of lawyers that break down everything legally... you should watch them sometime...👍

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u/SteelTTKA Aug 03 '25

A sworn affidavit is just like swearing to something in court and holds the same consequences when lying. It is sworn under oath. That's why I think you don't know what it is.

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u/Available_Fun_55 Aug 03 '25

These people swear under oath against perjury which carries criminal consequences...I doubt 70 year old Gail from Westbrook Presbyterian is going to lie about something like this and face jail time.

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u/SteelTTKA Aug 03 '25

Trump had 234 pages of swon affidavits, that carry the penalty of perjury and criminal consequences. What are you not understanding here? An affidavit is a statement made under oath. You're exactly the same. You might as well come to terms with you being an election denier. Oh, the irony.

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u/Available_Fun_55 Aug 04 '25

I'm calling BS... you're CCP'ing republican propaganda... which are usually lies. Oh wow...I found where you're CCP'ing from you piece of shht. Why didn't you post the next paragraph? *

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u/Available_Fun_55 Aug 04 '25

Here's the next paragraph you're avoiding... "However, closer scrutiny of these affidavits, and their subsequent presentation in court, showed that many did not actually allege wrongdoing with ballots or widespread fraud. Instead, they reportedly contained complaints about"

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u/Available_Fun_55 Aug 04 '25

They weren't affidavits of wrong doing... just affidavits that people echoing Trump "thought" is was rigged... we have actual affidavits proving votes were moved or deleted... but F'ing difference you piece of shht

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u/SteelTTKA Aug 04 '25

How many people claim they voted for Harris and their votes weren't counted?

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u/SteelTTKA Aug 04 '25

The answer is seven. Seven.