Election denier, Stacey Abrams, is no stranger to being in debt. And, as it so happens, she is in even more debt now after a federal judge orders her to cough up $230K.

According to this, Ms. Abrams’ Fair Fight Action voting organization has been ordered to pay back the quarter of a million dollars to the state of Georgia. Now, Fair Fight Action v. Raffensperger, came to a close with a federal judge ruling against them in their remaining three claims.

Specifically, the group was ordered to pay $192,628.85 for “printed or electronically recorded transcripts necessarily obtained for use in the case” as well as $38,674.86 for making copies to use in the case.”-Houston Keene and Joe Schoffstall, Fox News

Georgia secretary of state Brad Raffensberger (R.) hailed the order as a win for the state’s taxpayers and voters:

Stacey Abrams’s voter suppression claims were false. It has never been easier to vote and harder to cheat in the state of Georgia”.–Brad Raffensberger

I know what you’re thinking: “Say it isn’t so! Stacey Abrams and her organization’s claims of voter suppression in the Georgia gubernatorial election were false?!”

And this is just a small amount of the cheddar Stacey Abram’s lawsuit cost taxpayers.

This is a start, but I think Stacey Abrams should pay back the millions of taxpayer dollars the state was forced to spend to disprove her false claims.”-Brad Raffensberger

Amen.

Let’s add some more dough to this heaping mess. Try $9.4 million in legal fees paid to the law firm of Lawrence & Bundy, a small firm owned by Ms. Abrams’ good friend, Allegra Lawrence-Hardy.

The firm received $9.4 million from Abrams’ group, Fair Fight Action, in 2019 and 2020, the last years for which federal tax filings are available. Lawrence-Hardy declined to comment on how much her firm has collected from Fair Fight Action in 2021 and 2022 — years in which Fair Fight Action v. Raffensperger, for which Lawrence-Hardy was lead counsel, had most of its courtroom activity.-Brittany Gibson, Politico

Apparently, a “fair fight” costs $9.4 million bucks. But this is not the first time Stacey Abrams has been in debt. I mean, she’s talked openly about her financial woes. She came forward and spun the tale of a tax attorney such as herself, running for political office, but having family obligations that caused her to be in this debt. She was the one who understood these struggles:

Sometimes we stumble and we have to have a leader who understands those struggles. Because falling down does not mean you have to stay there — and stay silent.”-Stacey Abrams

The struggle for Georgia voters to cast their ballots was “real”, too. Hence, the need to give a good friend at a chosen law firm millions of donor funds for “legal costs”, right? Struggling Stacey Abrams is just fighting for truth, justice and, you know the thing…

Looks like Stacey Abrams also struggled to pay her employees during her 2022 gubernatorial campaign. What did her campaign spend funds on? A TikTok “hype house” in Atlanta and a “swag truck”.

But the delusional Stacey Abrams told Drew Barrymore this week that she may run again! In fact, it’s likely.

And the compliant sheep, all in their yellow masks, clap away while mask-less Hollywood elitist, Drew Barrymore, screams, spittles and drools all over the stage over mask-less Stacey Abrams. Like, such an inspirationnnnn-ah! Don’t you want to be just like Stacey Abrams? SUCH A GALVANIZERRRRRRRRR-AH! Stacey Abrams kept a spreadsheet on her dreams. Too bad Stacey can’t keep a budget spreadsheet! Perhaps Drew would like to help her settle her debts. After all, she can afford it.

Or, maybe Drew Barrymore will fund Stacey’s next campaign. Not holding our breath on that one. In the meantime, Abrams has to keep the cash flow coming in somehow,. That is, if she can ever get people to work for her again. People don’t tend to forgive and forget when they cannot pay their rent because their boss can’t get it together. Just saying.

We think Abrams had better channel “Selena Montgomery”, STAT. She needs to sit her keister down at her computer and write a few more romance novels to sell on Oprah’s Book Club. Some title suggestions? Hidden Sins, Hidden Money. Election Secrets and Lies. Reckless Campaign Spending. The Art of Denial. Seriously, how anyone would give this woman a single dime after such gross negligence of campaign spending? How could anyone take this woman seriously not one, not two…but a third time?

Stacey Abrams should pay Georgia back. Every stinking cent. No more of these lies of “voter suppression” and individuals unable to access ballot boxes. All fictitious claims.

In reality, the only fiction Stacey Abrams should spin from here on out is the soft porn in her “New York Times Bestseller” novels. Anything else will, and should, cost her.

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