Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Truth Social, Twitter 

Donald F. Samuel and Amanda R. Clark, attorneys for Aaron Johnson and Teresa Crawford, have filed a motion to withdraw themselves from the case of Garland Favorito et al v. Alex Wan, et al.

A key issue in the case are 150,000 Fulton County absentee / mail-in ballots some of which are reportedly without fold creases and which did not appear to be hand marked.

When a voter marks and completes an absentee ballot, it is then folded and placed in a sealed envelope to submission or mailing to the County election department. Ballots without creases or those appearing to be marked other than by hand would raise questions about the validity of the ballot.

Sources state that Fulton County has responded that the ballots in question are still under seal, however given the County's poor track record on transparency, the question of the condition, availability and number of retained ballots remains unknown.

These ballots are once again in the spotlight since Harrison Floyd's defense council is seeking to have them unsealed in preparing their defense to answer the charges made by Fani Willis. Floyd is one of 19 defendants including President Trump, indicted by Fani Willis in what many are calling "prosecutorial misconduct."

.

.

In 2021, the Garland Favorito case appeared to be making significant progress toward unsealing the ballots in question, that is until Judge Amero suddenly dismissed the case for "lack of standing", a finding since reversed by the GA Courts.

‘NO AD’ subscription for CDM!  Sign up here and support real investigative journalism and help save the republic!

BREAKING: DOD CONTROLLED COVID ‘VACCINES’ FROM THE START UNDER NATIONAL SECURITY PROGRAM – LIED THE ENTIRE TIME – Were NEVER ‘Safe and Effective’

Is Defeated Mental Health Bill (HB 520) Trying To Sneak Back Into Play?