Sidney Powell plans to file Georgia election-related lawsuit ‘no later than tomorrow’

On Lou Dobbs Tonight on Tuesday, November 24, 2020, attorney Sidney Powell said she expects to file a lawsuit “no later than tomorrow” pertaining to the state of Georgia.

She is filing the lawsuit “in an effort to provide confidence that all of the legal votes have been counted and the illegal votes have not been counted in the November 3rd election.”

According to Sidney Powell, there was massive election fraud tainting the 2020 election and she will submit the suit she describes as “a massive document” and she said it will have “a lot of exhibits.”

“The defendants are going to be folks in Georgia who are responsible for supposedly making sure the elections in Georgia are done properly,” she said. “And there are just countless incidents of voter fraud and election fraud writ large in Georgia.”

She also said that lawsuits related to other states will be coming soon.

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