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p0rtia wrote: ↑Sun Feb 13, 2022 2:51 pm For the record, you can't save an electron. They are doomed to wander the universe for all eternity as a punishment for their negative influence.

W. Kevin Vicklund wrote: ↑Sun Feb 13, 2022 4:28 pm And what about all those electron audits everyone is calling for?

woodworker wrote: ↑Sun Feb 13, 2022 1:30 pm

much ado wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 5:44 pm

woodworker wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 12:37 pm

Euthanized implies being merciful and compassionate -- I vote for drawing, quartering and then pissing on the bodies.

You left out hanging.

I was trying to save electrons. But here is a partial listing on Wikipedia we can use as a starting point.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_m ... of_torture

FEC United, a conservative group in Colorado with a militia wing, held what it called an emergency town hall with Republican Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters and a who's who of election conspiracy theorists.

The event took place at The Rock, a church in Castle Rock.

When Peters arrived, she talked about being in the same clothes she wore when she turned herself in and was booked and released on obstruction charges in Grand Junction.

Besides Peters, other forum panelists included:

FEC United founder Joe Oltmann
GOP U.S. Senate candidate, State Rep. Ron Hanks, R-Penrose
Former CU conservative visiting scholar John Eastman
GOP gubernatorial candidate Danielle Neuschwanger
Max McGuire, co-host of Conservative Daily podcast with Oltmann
GOP El Paso County Sheriff candidate Todd Watkins
Kevin Conrad, GOP candidate for Senate District 35
Vickie Tonkins, El Paso County GOP Chair
Shawn Smith, self-proclaimed election denier

It was Smith who suggested the hanging of Colorado's Democratic Secretary of State.

To applause.

In a church.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — Hours after Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters was detained while district attorney investigators served a search warrant to seize her iPad, a man called dispatch demanding to speak to a sergeant.

“I want to talk to whoever the hell put those handcuffs on that nice woman,” the man screams at the dispatcher.

“I want to talk to the ‘sergeant at arms’ who made that decision, who sent them over there or I’m going to put your number on the Internet and you’re going to get a thousand calls tonight,” he continues, after he’s transferred to a supervisor in the dispatch center.

His call was one of more than a dozen obtained by 9NEWS in an open records request after the arrest of Peters. That evening, Grand Junction Police posted on their social media accounts asking people to stop calling emergency dispatch to complain about Peters’ arrest.

Notaperson wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 8:05 pm Tina has been quite the inspiration for some election workers.

Secretary of state demands information from Elbert County Clerk Dallas Schroeder

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Copies of Elbert County’s election system hard drive “are in the custody of unauthorized people,” the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office said on Jan. 28.

The revelation came to light as Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold, a Democrat, investigates Elbert County Clerk Dallas Schroeder, a Republican, for making the copies over the summer. Griswold’s office says it’s also likely that the copies were made “using a prohibited removable storage device.”

The Secretary of State’s Office is now demanding more information from Schroeder about the copies, which he says he made ahead of a software update.

On Jan. 24, Griswold issued an order demanding preliminary information from Schroeder on how he copied the hard drive. In response, Schroeder, through an attorney, said he delivered an external hard drive to an unnamed “private attorney … who promised to safeguard the evidence.”

Schroeder also admitted in his response to Griswold’s office that two people who are not employed by the Elbert County Clerk and Recorder’s Office provided instructions by phone to Schroeder as he made the images. Those people were identified in Schroeder’s response to Griswold’s office as Sean Smith and Mark Cook.

It’s not clear what groups, if any, Smith and Cook are affiliated with. They were identified in Schroeder’s response to Griswold only by their names.

Schroeder’s county uses equipment from Denver-based Dominion Voting Systems.

https://elbertcountynews.net/stories/se ... der,388774

Secretary of State Jena Griswold moved last week to proceed with a lawsuit against yet another Republican county clerk over what local election officials may legally do with voting equipment.

The lawsuit would enforce Elections Orders 22-02 and 22-04, which were issued in January to Elbert County Clerk and Recorder Dallas Schroeder in regards to violations of Colorado Election Rules — specifically those pertaining to the imaging of voting system hard drives.

Schroeder has stated previously that he removed hard drives from the election server and made copies of them, and admitted giving them to two attorneys. Griswold’s office is asking Clerk Schroeder to prove those attorneys are allowed to possess the hard drives under Colorado election law. If their possession is found to be illegal, the suit asks that the drives be collected from them, and additionally demands evidence that neither attorney ever accessed any of the voter information on the drives.

In a statement, Griswold’s office said that Schroeder has repeatedly refused to comply with the election orders, and has not disclosed where the copies of the hard drives are being kept.