Pennsylvania Patriots! Demand SB 528 Be Passed On June 7th

Pennsylvania Patriots Demand SB 528 Be Passed On June 7th by Senate State Government Committee to Launch Forensic Audit of 2020 Election — Sign the Petition! —> info at Gateway Pundit.

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The following memo from Robert B. Sklaroff, M.D., F.A.C.P. summarizes and encourages the passage of SB 528 on next Monday, June 7th in the Pennsylvania Senate State Government Committee.   

From: Robert B. Sklaroff, M.D., F.A.C.P.

To:  Distribution [Politicians, Media, Potentially-Interested Persons]

Re: Pennsylvania “Forensic Audit” of 2020 POTUS Election [PART XII] – Bullet-Points

I was requested to succinctly summarize salient features of the prior memos because “It would be most helpful if you could turn it into a one-page succinct explanation w bullet points of evidence and bullet points of suggestions that I can send to leaders.”

The LATTER is easily stated, for SB 528 must be passed on June 7^th by the Senate State Government Committee, then by the entire Senate, then by the entire House, then implemented forthwith. The Auditor General [1]—has unfinished 2020 electoral business (see the petition); [2]—Reported that 70% of votes couldn’t be validated (see the testimony); and [3]— has the legal authority to complete this process (see legal citations). Evasion by lamely seeking “bipartisan” legislation is to be CONDEMNED, for Dems have already trashed all GOP ideas. Thus, ANY deviation from this retroactive plan for a Forensic Audit must NOT be followed (even as the PA Speaker of the House just called for a Bureau of Election Audits).

The FORMER is analyzed via myriad formats in Memos I-X and synthesized in Memo XI by invoking the 10-point Navarro Decalogue (my neologism) outline of statewide/national aberrations/fraud (see Pamela Geller’s compilation, citing Election Integrity: The Foundation of Our Freedoms):

10,000               {a} Absentee ballots cast that arrived after Election Day

14,328               {b} Absentee ballots cast from addresses other than where voters legally reside

58,221                 {c} Absentee ballots cast that were returned on or before the postmark date

9,005               {d} Absentee ballots cast without a postmark (violating state law)

8,021               {e} Dead voters

742               {f} Double voters:  in-state

7,426               {g} Out-of-state voters who voted in-state

202,377              {h} Over-votes (per State Representative Frank Ryan, et al.)

680,774              {i} Poll watcher & poll observer abuse (defying SCOTUS orders)*

1,573               {j} Voters age 100+ (suspect, per state records and obituaries)

Demonstrated herein are the following unassailable/unambiguous conclusions: MORE