Gotta admit, I'm not really sure what this means. Someone smarter than me can explain?
https://patriot.online/notice/AfLqvtimEDDVbcW7G4
Came from this tweet on X: https://x.com/annvandersteel/status/1763259723292279262?s=20
So far I can’t find what it means.
The guy who was in charge of storing, testing and programming the vote machines in Delaware Cty, PA was suing Trump, etc. for defamation because two Republican poll workers made a scene accusing him of tampering with the vote machines to add 50,000 Biden votes, when they supposedly “knew” the guy had no ability to do that. (The complaint doesn’t explain how they could have known that, or why he couldn’t tamper with the vote count if he was in charge of programming the machines in the first place.)
It seems to me that what should settle this case would be a complete forensic examination of the machines to determine if they had indeed been tampered with but I haven’t found yet whether any attempt to do that was carried out.
It seems the plaintiffs decided to drop the case before it was heard. Possibly because they were made aware of evidence the defendants were going to bring? The tweets imply this is proof that fraud happened but I haven’t yet seen where this is actually stated, nor why the case was dropped.
And all of the above is my take from a brief search and I could have got something wrong.
Edit: Maybe there was a settlement? If so, that’s not really a win at all. Need more info.