Warnock's church may face subpoena for not responding to GA secretary of state

He's as reverend as Al Sharptongue

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger might subpoena the church of US Senate candidate Raphael Warnock after he and his church failed to respond to a legal inquiry regarding the legal status of the church. [H/T Fox News]

The Secretary of State's Securities and Charities Division, the agency that determines whether an organization qualifies for tax exemption, has demanded an explanation from the Ebenezer Building Foundation, which is operated by Raphael Warnock's Ebenezer Baptist Church, of its charitable status in the state of Georgia.

"The Division's records indicate that Ebenezer Building Foundation, Inc [...] is not registered as a charitable organization with the State of Georgia," the Securities and Charities Division wrote in an Oct. 12 letter.

In fact, they collect money from low income housing and have gone as far as initiating eviction notices on poor people owing as little as $25.88 in outstanding rent. Between February 2020 and September 2022, a dozen eviction lawsuits were filed against residents. 

They vote for whom they deserve

Warnock is the senior pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church and a principal officer of the Ebenezer Building Foundation and makes a comfortable living as such.

The Oct. 12 letter continued, "Accordingly, if Ebenezer Building Foundation is soliciting charitable contributions and operating as a charitable organization in the State of Georgia without an active registration or applicable exemption, it is in violation of O.C.G.A. § 43-17-5, and therefore, is subject to administrative penalties under O.C.G.A. § 43-17-13."

Neither Ebenezer Baptist Church nor Ebenezer Building Foundation replied in writing by the Nov. 2 deadline.

Officials must now decide whether to up the pressure on the church's foundation via subpoena if they continue to refuse answering the state's inquiry, a spokesman for the state's charities division said Thursday as reported by the Washington Free Beacon.

The Ebenezer Baptist Church pays the so-called reverend $7,417 in monthly allowance as it is 99% owner of the Columbia Tower at MLK Village, the residence that is intolerant of poor people late on their rent.

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Eight tenants at Columbia Tower, which is also run by Columbia Residential and described as a haven for the "chronically homeless" and those afflicted with "mental disabilities," have been handed eviction notices since early 2020 for owing an average of $125 in rent.

So ask yourself, what would Jesus do?

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Warnock Voter Registration Group Under Investigation for Election Law Violations

Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock (D) is under investigation in his state for election law violations due to his nonprofit group allegedly failing to properly submit more than 1,200 voter applications to Georgia in 2019.

Do you actually believe these applications were from Democrat voters? 

The group known as the New Georgia Project was designed to register voters and founded by the make-believe Governor of Georgia, Stacey Abrams. It is overseen by Warnock until last year and is alleged to have "submitted 1,268 voter registration applications [to the state] after the 10-day deadline, causing voters to be disenfranchised in the March 19, 2019 special election," according to the Georgia State Election Board.

Warnock is listed as the group's CEO from 2017 to 2020 and is therefore the respondent in the case. He was also listed as the authorized signatory of the group's filings in February 2020.

The election board referred the case to the attorney general's office for criminal prosecution on Wednesday causing Warnock to attend to excessive bathroom journeys. 

This is not the only probe into the group's election activities. 

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) is also investigating the group for allegedly sending registration applications to out-of-state residents in New York City and for accusations that canvassers working for the group forged application signatures. [My emphasis.]

The New Georgia Project told local reporters that Warnock served as chairman of the board during this time but that he was listed as CEO in error after a "third-party firm misfiled our corporate documents." 

Yeah, lots of organizations mislabel an employee as CEO. It can happen to anybody.

"Election fraud is not tolerated in Georgia. When there is evidence of it, the people responsible face prosecution," Secretary Raffensperger said in a statement Wednesday. "Georgia has multiple safeguards in place that allow our team of investigators to discover fraudulent voting. They worked to catch the wrongdoing in these cases, and they maintain the security of Georgia elections."

Mark my words: nothing is going to happen to Warnock. It never does to those in power.

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GA Sec. of State investigating Warnock's registration group

Wow, this is incredible! It's an allegation, but it's big news if true.

A voter registration group led by Georgia Democratic [read: socialist] Senate candidate Raphael Warnock up until February of this year, is being investigated for allegedly sending ballot applications to non-Georgia residents, the Georgia secretary of state said Monday.

The New Georgia Project, the voter registration group where Warnock served as CEO, is one of four voter sign-up groups being probed for improper registration activities, Georgia secretary of state Brad Raffensperger said at a press conference.

By "improper," he means "illegal."

Democrats have praised Republican Raffensperger for pushing back against President Trump's allegations of election fraud in the state. That will not last long now that he is having the socialist Warnock and his group investigated.

Warnock is in a fight for a US Senate seat against Republican Kelly Loeffler. If he should win, it could determine party control of the government, all but the Supreme Court. However, the Democrats will likely stuff the SCOTUS, end the filibuster, and make Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C. states, which will put immeasurable power in their hands.

Although Raffensperger stated that he hasn't seen indications of systemic fraud, he agreed there is evidence of "third-party groups working to register people in other states to vote here in Georgia."

Raffensperger said the New Georgia Project "sent voter registration applications to New York City," in a potential violation of state law.

"Voting in Georgia when you are not a resident of Georgia is a felony," said Raffensperger. "These third-party groups have a responsibility to not encourage illegal voting. If they do so, they will be held responsible."

But Warnock has nothing to worry about in any case--his party and the legacy media will protect him like they did for John Brennan, who lied to Congress, James Comey, who also lied, and Hillary Clinton, who destroyed evidence in a case against her and nothing happened.

The New Georgia Project is allegedly a "nonpartisan effort to register and civically engage Georgians," according to its website. The group, which was founded by failed gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, who still claims to be the Governor of Georgia no matter what the voters say.

The New Georgia Project was the subject of a prior voter fraud probe by the secretary of state's office in 2014, when contractors working for the group were accused of forging voter registration applications. The case was referred to law enforcement in 2017, but charges were never brought.

Raffensperger said Monday that three additional voter registration groups are also under investigation by his office. One of the organizations, America Votes, allegedly sent "absentee ballot applications to people at addresses where they have not lived since 1994," said Raffensperger.

A group called Vote Forward is accused of registering at least one dead Alabama voter in Georgia who did not want to vote this time.

Operation New Voter Registration Georgia, is another group that is being accused of encouraging college students to temporarily change their residency for the purpose of voting in the state.

So far, nobody has gone to prison, and it's very unlikely anyone will. Just ask Brennan, Comey and Clinton what are the chances.

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