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Mikiekimi
I’m just here for the gasoline...
Are you flirting with me?
somewherepress
Has No Life - Lives on TB
Quit hijacking the thread with your BS.
TheSearcher
Are you sure about that?
Go flirt with yourself.
Mikiekimi
I’m just here for the gasoline...
I think folks are confused by the purpose of the hearing...this isn’t like someone testifying before congress...it’s a public airing of grievances...
auxman
Ad eundum quo nemo ante iit...
Lurker
14
Right. All city council meetings are broadcast by C-SPAN.
Yeah, that's what I guess I'm missing, a bunch of evidence but why in a motel? I'm tripping up over the venue.
CaryC
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I don't think any is confused at all, 'cept maybe you. so to help you out:
Upon the request of Pennsylvania Senator Doug Mastriano (R), the state's Senate Majority Policy Committee is holding a public hearing to discuss election issues and irregularities at 12:30 ET.
Watch Live: Trump Tells PA Hearing "Election Has To Be Turned Around" | Zero Hedge
Isn't that plain enough?
You are being willfully obtuse, and a concern troll, acting like you care about PDJT.
Congrats! You are only my second
Mikiekimi
I’m just here for the gasoline...
I mentioned city council meeting because people are free to come in and give opinions as well as testimony...a congressional hearing involved people that are invited, sworn in, asked questions, etc...
Meadowlark
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Finally after weeks of Trump needs to concede drivel from the MSM and Biden and company strutting around as if they had won cleanly, the light of day is starting to shine through.
Lurker
14
TheSearcher
Are you sure about that?
Maybe it's a security issue, where the public is easier to admit to a public location. Perhaps the expected and desired attendance numbers were more that the state house could accomodate. Heck, maybe someone tried to stall the meeting by not signing authorization to use the government facilities and the venue was moved to allow it to take place, bypassing a roadblock. Who knows?
CaryC
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My assumption would be STATE Committee rooms are rather small. Ya ought to see some of those in MS like closets. So with public input would need a bigger venue.
Mikiekimi
I’m just here for the gasoline...
That was my point...the vibe I got from some posters was that this was a legislative hearing and not a public hearing.
subnet
Boot
These are not normal times and who cares ,there has been fraud, lets let it play out....or are you rooting for the Marxists...
The audience laughed when he said that.
TheSearcher
Are you sure about that?
As such, the information is not just on Twitter, or Parler, or Gab, or YouTube, or Bitchute, etc.
It is now a public record.
hunybee
Veteran Member
somewherepress
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Mikiekimi is an obvious troll.
subnet
Boot
No doubt
CaryC
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The Pennsylvania State Senate Majority Policy Committee plans to meet Wednesday in Gettysburg to air complaints of voter fraud to the public.
“Over the past few weeks, I have heard from thousands of Pennsylvanians regarding issues experienced at the polls, irregularities with the mail-in voting system, and concerns whether their vote was counted,” State Sen. David Argall, R-Mahanoy City said in a statement. “We need to correct these issues to restore faith in our republic.”
Pennsylvania State Senate Plans Meeting to Air Complaints of Voter Fraud (breitbart.com)
You do know what a Committee Room hearing is don't you? After all you've been watching them for the last 4 years. And even those committee rooms in DC wouldn't hold "the public".
These hearings are the first step in a process, most of the time takes years, but hoping this one doesn't. Once the hearing is over, the committee will decide whether to turn over the certain items for prosecution, to the State AG, investigations to proceed on what ever front etc......
Whether its in a hotel, or closet, the evidence and testimony will proceed to the next level. Or at least should.
Do as I did; put this person on ignore.
Mikiekimi
I’m just here for the gasoline...
That was my point in post #85...the people providing testimony weren't summoned or subpoenaed, sworn in, etc...
Mikiekimi
I’m just here for the gasoline...
That's what threw me off at first...they way the tables were arranged it felt like a normal committee hearing where folks are questioned...there's a table of lawyers, etc. These are usually one-sided with the committee running the show.
Any public hearing I've watched or been involved with, logistically didn't look like the proceeding today. They are more 'open mic' type events where folks come up and say whatever it is they want to say.
That's why I said it felt like Rudy was running the show...
CaryC
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You need to work on your act a bit better:
Each Senator at the hearing will give a five-minute opening statement followed by witnesses willing to present affidavits attesting to voter fraud in the 2020 election.
That by itself is sworn, under oath, testimony. And if their open public statements differ from sworn affidavits, the person is subject to 5 years of imprisonment.
The meaning should be: Here is written sworn affidavits. Public testimony is in support of that. Public testimony is so the public can hear what was in the written sworn under oath affidavits.
Heard Trump's call to the hearing live, and it was wonderful. But even more important was the people testifying earlier. The good People of Pennsylvania are fighting back. There's hope, and it sure sounds like Trump is still committed to this fight.
CaryC
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Rudy, due to a question being asked at the hearing by a committee member, just answered your question.
The testimony today by witnesses, was in support of THEIR sworn affidavits. And only theirs.
If the committee wanted they could bring in another hundred or so witnesses to support their sworn affidavits. They would have to get a bigger room.
This committee will take this testimony and affidavits and give it to both houses for action.
Rudy also stressed that election officials were only delegated their duties by the legislature, and when those officials didn't follow the law, they promoted fraud.
The testimony today by witnesses, was in support of THEIR sworn affidavits. And only theirs.
If the committee wanted they could bring in another hundred or so witnesses to support their sworn affidavits. They would have to get a bigger room.
This committee will take this testimony and affidavits and give it to both houses for action.
Rudy also stressed that election officials were only delegated their duties by the legislature, and when those officials didn't follow the law, they promoted fraud.
Thank you for posting this. Haven't read the thread, but watched a bunch of it. I had read about a lot of it, but it was different to see the witnesses and hear the reaction of the committee and the audience. There is HOPE!
Raggedyman
Res ipsa loquitur
yes there is hope - lets PRAY that something is done.
somewherepress
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You appear on numerous threads, especially related to Trump and the re-election fraud, intentionally disrupting them, distracting from the topic, and spreading chaos. Nobody is fooled by your BS. You're busted as a wise ass troll.
AlfaMan
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That's a nice hotel, stayed there once. It's 20 minutes north of Camp David.
Teeja
On the Beach
There is a two-fold purpose of this hearing:
1) To make the PA state legislature realize that THEY have Constitutional authority and power to take back the power they delegated to state officials for the proper administration of fair elections, and to suggest that they TAKE BACK that delegated authority and prevent the fraudulent PA votes from being certified. This is clearly within the legislature's power (and it's controlled by Republicans, by the way).
2) As a side benefit, it allows for the public airing of grievances in an atmosphere of media disinformation.
1) To make the PA state legislature realize that THEY have Constitutional authority and power to take back the power they delegated to state officials for the proper administration of fair elections, and to suggest that they TAKE BACK that delegated authority and prevent the fraudulent PA votes from being certified. This is clearly within the legislature's power (and it's controlled by Republicans, by the way).
2) As a side benefit, it allows for the public airing of grievances in an atmosphere of media disinformation.
Profit of Doom
Dismember
Do be careful...sry
forgot to zipp
my bad
That’s probably why the Kraken is portrayed so loud.