As part of the orchestrated plan, we allege that 16 Michigan residents met covertly in the

basement of Michigan GOP headquarters and knowingly and of their own volition signed their names

to multiple certificates stating that they were the duly elected and qualified electors

for President and Vice President of the United States of America for the state of Michigan.

That was a lie. They weren't the duly elected and qualified electors and each of the defendants knew it.

They carried out these actions with the hope and belief that the electoral votes of Michigan's

2020 election would be awarded to the candidate of their choosing instead of the candidate

that Michigan voters actually chose. This is Michael Popok, legal AF with breaking news,

Michigan attorney general Dana Nestle has figured out a way to thread the needle,

stay away from the federal prosecution of Donald Trump and the fake electors and all that that

goes into a conspiracy, yet bring to justice 16 members of the Michigan GOP Republican party

who met in a basement and signed fraudulent certificates of election as electors which they

weren't to try to give the election to their candidate of choice Donald Trump and away for what

the Michigan voters wanted which was of course President Joe Biden and now they've been brought to

justice by Dana Nestle who with the permission of a magistrate judge at Ingram County has indicted

16 of these fake electors. They've gotten hit with felony charges under Michigan state law

that range in possible prison sentences from five to 14 years and this was a very artful way

for the Michigan attorney general who sits under the Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer. Remember

herself the victim of a kidnapping plot and conspiracy. I don't know what's going on in Michigan

but or what's in the water there but this was a one of the many fake electors scandals

that happened in seven battleground states and Michigan and it's flinty attorney general

is not taking it lying down now look she made her referral as many other attorney generals did

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