One of the strongest parts of the case against Trump and his co-conspirators involves the fake elector scheme. Now, new evidence, along with a terrific timeline from the Georgia indictment, make that clearer than ever. I explain in today’s piece. https://open.substack.com/pub/statuskuo/p/two-frauds-dont-make-a-right?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
“Two Frauds Don’t Make A Right”

Back in December of 2020, when I first heard on the news about the GOP plan to have “alternate slates” of electors at the ready in the contested battleground states, I remember thinking, “Good luck with that.” I had understood their effort was to mirror what

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@jaykuo why isn’t Roger Stone one of the defendants in the Georgia case? Perhaps he is one of the unindicted conspirators.
@jaykuo I notice that Stone received clemency in July 2020, and so has exposure to being indicted for these acts, overt acts in furtherance of the criminal conspiracy, in Georgia. And elsewhere of course 😁

@jaykuo Succinctly: They assumed before the election there would be fraud (or at least glitches they could frame as such) and drew up the fake-elector plan to spin that into confusion they could exploit.

When it turned out there was no actual fraud, they were already invested in the plan. Their only choice was to lie and say the fraud did happen, and push forward with trying the fake elector thing anyway.

@jaykuo Well, Stone's tattoo of Nixon on his back could make him the shower room dolly.

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Wow, what another takeaway:

"What Would Nixon Do?"

Lauding and celebrating a criminal…

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Still not finished reading your well-written and easily understandable (hard to do when law AND politics are involved!) piece, but I have a question....

You've mentioned "what happened in Hawaii in 1960" a couple of times, but you haven't given a link. I would love to find out what Hawaii was about. Do you have a link for us, please?