Cleta Mitchell

So the judges ordered mediation.

I don't know what that could possibly be, but I will tell you that I am going to, I'm swinging into action here, even though I have no portfolio, other than I'm just, I just will make a pest of myself.

But the state election board has subpoenaed those ballots.

They're entitled to the ballots.

They should be

Part of this case, I'm certainly going to make that argument to the Department of Justice that the State Election Board has voted to subpoena the ballots because they want to look at the ballots.

There have been a lot of people who have seen ballot images.

We want to make sure we keep the original ballots, but the ballot images have raised some very

very concerning information about changes, digital changes, dates changed on ballots to try to make it appear that they were received or processed before they actually were or after they actually were.

So I just think this judge does not want to hear the case.

I don't know why, but mediation is better than just granting what the petitioners have asked for.

But it's worrisome because, as I say, I've watched these judges.

They're elitist.

They've drunk the Kool-Aid that says that there's nothing to see here.

You're 100 percent right.

And it all starts with Fulton County.

We cannot afford to lose this.

We need the Justice Department fighting with every ounce of energy, killer instinct that they can absolutely muster because it all starts here.

If they win this, if these bad guys succeed and keeping us from being able to look at those ballots, to be able to look at all of the data, all the records that proves that

The theft, the fraud, the incompetence.