Judge Robert McBurney threw out a case by supporters of Jovan Pulitzer and fined the parties $40,000.
“The 2020 election is over,” said Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney, a Republican, who dismissed Trump supporters’ lawsuit and effort to review ballots and materials they allege would prove Trump should have won Georgia.
On top of tossing the suit, the judge ordered the four plaintiffs to pay nearly $40,000 to Fulton County and the county Superior Court clerk’s office for filing the frivolous suit.
The group consists of a treasure hunter and members of a Georgia affiliate of the Tea Party Patriots.
McBurney ruled the lawsuit “presented zero factual or legal questions” concerning the county’s liability for certain claims and gave the plaintiffs until Monday to pay the attorney fees.
The FBI is currently investigating and counting ballots in a federal warehouse.
I always thought the machines would be a dead end, but mail-in ballots are a problem, as are sending ballots by the millions, failing to clean up voter rolls, passing laws that favor one party, and placing unsecured drop boxes everywhere. Most of all, not having a voter ID requirement is criminal, especially with 50 or 60 million people here illegally deciding our future.
Judge McBurney has a history. There is always another side.
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“President Trump wants same day voting, [no] mail ballots,” — HERE’S THE PROBLEM WITH THAT: Commie-cRAT-controlled voting areas in a state will make certain that Republican-heavy areas experience massive problems and difficulties in voting. This is NOT speculation..it has happened! A clear example in Maricopa County Arizona (the state’s largest county) where in the 2022 state election, Repub areas of the… Read more »