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Honorable William T. Ligon, Chairman “V. FINDINGS 1- The November 3, 2020 election was chaotic and the results cannot be trusted. 2- The Secretary of State and the State Elections Board failed to enforce the law as written in the Georgia Code, and furthermore, created policies that contravened State law. As Senator Matt Brass concluded at the December 3 hearing, “We have heard evidence that State law was not followed, time after time after time.” 3- The Secretary of State failed to have a transparent process for the verification of signatures for absentee ballots, for the counting of vo...

Up stacey abrams so she'll be the person who had the election stolen from her. so for the next four years, she can run for governor as the person who should have been governor, except it was stolen from her. of course, since she's black, it must have been an act of racism. and the whole thing compounds. this is a game they're playing. you look at florida with a similar problem. the democrats actually were methodically planning to cheat on the election after it became so close. and actually were printing up materials that were designed just to steal the election. they only backed down because t...

Up stacey abrams so she'll be the person who had the election stolen from her. so for the next four years, she can run for governor as the person who should have been governor, except it was stolen from her. of course, since she's black," must have been an act of racism and the whole thing compounds. this is a game they're playing. you look at florida with a similar problem. the democrats actually were methodically planning to cheat on the election after it became so close. and actually were printing up materials that were designed just to steal the election. they only backed down because they...

>> today, a decade after lunsford's death, hundreds of police forces use cruiser cam systems. they come at a cost, from $2,500 to $4,000 apiece. more and more departments consider it money well spent. >> the value of the documentation that we get from these cameras as far as evidence and the events that happen, you can't really put a price on it. >> hang tight. >> i think they'll find over a period of time that the man hours spent in court will decrease. the conviction rate will increase and the system will well pay for itself in the first year. >> you're under arrest for violation of georgia ...

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