Mark Elias went 64-1 in election lawsuits vs. Trump. MeidasTouch hopes he can continue the streak.

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Both Elias and Sterling were guests on Friday’s episode. The discussion centered on voting rights and whether the GOP should be trying to find new voters rather than eliminate those that won’t vote for them:

I’m tired of everyone saying that anything we do is based on a racist application of the law.

— Gabriel Sterling

In precincts where 90% of the voters were black, the average wait time was 51 minutes. Guess what the average time for whites was? 6 minutes!

— Marc Elias

Continuing The Big Lie

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Georgia maintains “The Big Lie” about voting fraud that didn’t exist to make excuses for why they lost the Presidency and two Senate seats. Republican Governor Brian Kemp is joining GOP Governors in Montana, Iowa, Florida, Arizona, Texas, and even New Hampshire to ensure that voting becomes an unruly set of obstacles for their non-voters, AKA minorities.

Sterling doesn’t see an issue with his state’s new I.D. requirement:

97% of all registered voters have their driver’s license or state I.D. number attached to their voter file.

He fails to mention that the other 3% of the voters have little chance to produce all of the paperwork necessary to get the required identification, possibly disenfranchising over 200,000 voters! For perspective, Biden won the state by a little over 11,000 votes.

“Yes, it is a voter suppression bill,” says Marc Elias.

Why are you passing laws to inconvenience voters? It’s not aimed at fraud and it inconveniences voters.

— Marc Elias

Water wars

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One of the bill’s most talked-about provisions is making people waiting in line — remember this is Georgia, it’s hot there! — not have bottled water.

The water provision is the worst optics of everything. I get it. There needs to be a bright line, you can give away your water you just have to give it away outside the 150 foot area.

— Gabriel Sterling

When Sterling was asked whether handing out water would be criminalized, he responded, “If you keep doing it it’ll be a problem.”

The Big Lie may cost you billions

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After having their entire voting machine business tarnished by Fox, OAN, Newsmax, the My Pillow guy, and Sidney Powell, Dominion has filed a bevy of lawsuits. Which, Elias thinks, will help to crush the Big Lie:

I think that the defamation lawsuits have done more good in shutting down the propagation of disinformation … And I do think that they’re going to win …

Listen here.