After St. Joseph County clerk Rita Glenn was caught going into the absentee ballot room without Republicans present (a violation of Indiana Code IC 3-11-10-10 Section 10), the county election board voted 2-1 (2 Democrats, 1 Republican) to change the rules and allow the county clerk to do whatever she wanted with the absentee ballots and stripped the GOP of their right to verify ballot signatures and other rights in violation of state law.
Now the GOP is suing over the illegal vote. Andrew Jones is the attorney representing the GOP in this case.
I do find it ironic that the @January6thCmte trusts the credibility of witnesses willing to testify under oath, but they reject sworn affidavits for witnesses who risked jail time to provide testimony of witnessed 2020 fraud. So you only trust 'your' witnesses?
UC Irvine's "Womxn's Center for Success" has a problem: Because "womxn" is often pronounced "woman," the term may not be "truly inclusive" of blind people, who have no way of knowing whether someone is using the woke spelling or the transphobic spelling.https://t.co/j1KAGqs5n4
