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garybeck

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Sat Jan-29-05 02:22 AM
Response to Reply #17

18. 2 years is the statute of limitations for overturning elections?

What does that mean? Is that GA law, or ? Just wondering? In GA are you saying that they can unseat a politician while he/she is in office if it's found they stole the election?

My understanding for the presidency is once he's inaugurated there's nothing you can do except impeachment and that can only be done if it's shown he was personally involved or at least knew it was going on.

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