VIDEO: Crowd Gasps At PA Hearing After Learning Of 600K Vote Dump For Biden, Just 3K For Trump

"Normally you would expect to see a smooth curve going up. Not any big spikes… so that big spike that occurs there is a prime indicator of fraudulent voting."

Video footage from Wednesday’s Pennsylvania State Legislature Hearing on Election Irregularities shows the crowd reacting in audible shock after learning about the bizarre reported spike of over half a million votes for Democrat Joe Biden, compared to barely a few thousand for President Donald Trump, that led to the pro-Biden media calling Pennsylvania for the former Vice President.

“Normally you would expect to see a smooth curve going up,” a witness told Trump campaign lawyer Rudy Giuliani. “Not any big spikes… so that big spike that occurs there is a prime indicator of fraudulent voting.”

“And when you look at this entire curve, with all these spikes, can you you calculate how much of a vote that accounted for for Biden, and how much for Trump?” Giuliani asked.

“Close to 600,000, I think our figures were like 570 some odd thousand that all those spikes represented over time,” the witness stated.

Giuliani interjected, “For Biden?” and upon receiving the affirmative response “Correct” asked, “And how much for Trump?”

“I think it was lower, 3,200,” came the reply.

The room went completely silent for a second before people burst into nervous laughter and groans of surprise at the news.

https://nationalfile.com/video-crowd-gasps-at-pa-hearing-after-learning-of-600k-vote-dump-for-biden-just-3k-for-trump/

Thanksgiving Night Ravens-Steelers Game Moved to Sunday Due to Coronavirus

After a rash of positive cases among Ravens players and staff, the NFL has decided to move the much anticipated Thanksgiving matchup between the Steelers and the Ravens, to Sunday afternoon.

ESPN NFL reporter Adam Schefter reported the move on Wednesday afternoon:

Ravens-Steelers game postponed until Sunday afternoon.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 25, 2020

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport also reported the NFL’s decision:

From NFL Now: The #Steelers and #Ravens will now play on Sunday night. Why? 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 pic.twitter.com/bmFoHeaeKB

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 25, 2020

Over the last week, the Ravens have reported at least nine positive cases to players and staff, with additional members of the organization expected to test positive as well. However, the NFL did not decide to postpone the game due to a competitive disadvantage for Baltimore. Instead, the NFL decided to postpone the game until Sunday night to conduct a more thorough contact tracing effort which might reveal the extent of the outbreak.

https://www.breitbart.com/health/2020/11/25/thanksgiving-night-ravens-steelers-game-moved-sunday-due-coronavirus/

#FUCKtheNFL

“This is Going to Be Your Crowning Achievement!” – Pennsylvania Crowd APPLAUDS President Trump and Rudy Giuliani — Start Chanting, “Trump! Trump! Trump!…” at Gettysburg Hearing

President Trump called in to the Pennsylvania hearing today in Gettysburg on voter fraud in the 2020 election.

During his call supporters cheered the president and then cheered his attorney former Mayor Rudy Giuliani.

President Trump: We have all the evidence. We have all the affidavits. We have everything. All we need is to have some judge listen to it properly without having a political opinion or another kind of a problem. By the way the evidence is pouring in now as we speak. And by the way I want to thank Rudy Giuliani for having the courage to do this. (applause)… Rudy you were the greatest mayor in New York. You saw what happened to New York without Rudy. But this is more important what you are doing now. This is far more important than being a great mayor from the City of New York and being its greatest mayor by far. This is going to be your crowning achievement. (applause)

When President Trump signed off the crowd chanted, “Trump! Trump! Trump!…”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/11/pennsylvania-crowd-applauds-president-trump-rudy-giuliani-start-chanting-trump-trump-trump-gettysburg-hearing/

Colorado county rejects governor's COVID-19 restrictions: Our citizens can govern themselves. Oh, and here's a list of things we will not be enforcing.

Commissioners take a stand

Colorado, like most states in the U.S., has begun issuing more stringent lockdown orders in an effort to curb the recent surge in COVID-19 cases.

One county in the Centennial State, however, isn't budging. Instead, its elected leaders are telling people to be individually responsible and govern themselves.

Colorado Democratic Gov. Jared Polis has been pushing for increased restrictions on businesses and individual private gatherings — and many counties have adopted those new measures.

But Weld County's Board of Commissioners took a stand Friday, and declared they would not be enforcing any new mandates, despite the spike in the number of cases in the county, KUSA-TV reported.

When pushed by the state to implement new lockdown orders because the county would soon be moved to the ominous "red level," which includes closing indoor restaurant dining and limiting gyms to 10% capacity, the commissioners issued a statement responding with a "no" to the governor.

The statement, quoted by KUSA, said, "Instead, county government continues to do what it has done since March, which is promote and encourage residents and business owners to take individual responsibility and make decisions to protect themselves, their families, their community and their businesses."

The commissioners then delineated exactly what the county will not be doing:

"The county will not enforce a rule confining individuals to their homes for an undetermined length of time;

"the county will not enforce a rule that states residents cannot have personal gatherings;

"the county will not tell the school districts how to provide education to their students;

"the county will not enforce a rule requiring a reduction of attendees in places of worship;

"the county will not enforce a rule demanding restaurants close their indoor dining areas;

"the county will not enforce any rule that forces a business to shut down or impedes their ability to operate."

In response to Weld County's statement, Gov. Polis said that the statewide orders are really just tools and that he will leave it up to counties to make decide what's best for their citizens, the Associated Press reported.

The governor said Colorado's goal is to have "reasonable rules" that are impacting people's lives — but noted that it is not realistic for the state to police them, the AP said.

"There's no ability to say you know who's in whose home and who's doing what," Polis said, the AP quoted. "That's your business."

https://www.theblaze.com/news/colorado-county-rejects-governors-covid-restrictions