This is Michael Popoc, Legal AF, the MAGA strategy of putting on election boards, state and county,

MAGA people.

Trumpers has suffered a setback at least in Georgia.

In Georgia, there's two lawsuits joined together in front of Judge McBurney

in the Fulton County Courthouse. That's in the Atlanta area. In the two different cases, both joined together in front of Judge McBurney in one

Julie Adams who's a MAGA who sits on the Fulton County Election Board or or has argued in her case that she has the power to delay

certification of the results of the election on election day

under new rules passed by the State Election Board, which

is also MAGA controlled 3 to 2, because they passed in the last 60 days two new rules, never before seen in Georgia, part of the

MAGA strategy state by state, the battleground states to take away your right to vote. They passed two rules at the state level.

Reasonable inquiry rule. Sounds reasonable on its face, but it's not.

And the examination rule to empower local county boards like the one Julie Adams is on

to throw sand in the gear of certification

where she can hold up her hand and say I want to make a reasonable inquiry and I want to do an examination of all of the ballots and have everything hand counted and have a no I don't think that's right and hold up certification by law you that you have to in Georgia

certify the results of the election that happens on November 5th a week later on November 12th.

Then the state certifies by the 11th of December,

and then we're at Jan 6th all over again in Washington.

Judge McBurney has decided he needed to add some clarity to what he

saw as vague new rules by the State Election Board about what is reasonable inquiry, what is the examination

rule, and what do you do with the brick wall of a deadline that things have to be done in this

case by the 12th of November. And he has cleared up at least in one of the two cases in front of him, the one brought by Julie Adams, by ruling that no board member can refuse to certify the election as the superintendent of elections for that county can't refuse to certify

notwithstanding the reasonable inquiry rule or the examination rule. Here's what he said in his

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