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Michigan Republican Flips Vote on Certifying Election After Threatened and Called “Racist” During Zoom Call

By Leisa Audette | Nov 18, 2020

Republicans on the Board of Canvassers in Wayne county, Michigan, voted against certifying the votes there but then flipped their votes to certify soon after. Why the flip?

Democrats threatened and intimidated the two Republicans until they flipped. Listen to the video below from the Zoom call below where the Republican on the Board of Canvassers Monica Palmer was berated and threatened:

Was there a single Michigan Democrat that did *not* threaten, dox and intimidate Republican board members to coerce them to certify the Michigan ballot and electoral college? https://t.co/6WWtd370v8

— Rising serpent 🇺🇸 (@rising_serpent) November 18, 2020

Even though there were discrepancies in the votes, the two Republicans were pressured and called racists for not certifying the vote.

Wayne County also has a history of these discrepancies.

Shame on these two Republicans for caving to the mob.

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