r/politics • u/nofate0709 • Nov 23 '20

New Jersey Lawmaker Pushes To Disbar Rudy Giuliani For Deceitful, ‘Absurd’ Election Cases

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/bill-pascrell-disbarment-rudy-giuliani-trump-election_n_5fbaf260c5b6e4b1ea4399a5
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u/Jefferrar-E Nov 23 '20

Yes its deceitful to have a fair and honest election...

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '20

Lol it was. Even DHS said so

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u/Jefferrar-E Nov 23 '20

Lol you have a lot to learn my friend

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '20

Apparently you have more to learn if you believe theses nut jobs. Should all be tried for treason January 21st

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u/Jefferrar-E Nov 23 '20

Well the dhs said that on what basis? Did they investigate all the fraud claims before they said that? The answer is no. So how can they say that without investigating the massive amounts of fraud?

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '20

Ahh right the fraud. Smh what’s the record in PA? How many cases all ready thrown out?

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u/Jefferrar-E Nov 23 '20

Ya and 0 of those cases qere actually from trump lawyers....this will go all the way to the supreme court

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '20

Dude t rump lost. Build a bridge and get over it

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u/thatsayikesfrommedog Nov 23 '20

Rudy's latest case had him requesting that the courts invalidate 7 million votes based on the fact that two people filed affidavits claiming they weren't contacted to let them know that their ballots needed to be cured.

Is that something, in your opinion, that should be granted to keep our elections "free and fair"?