#FRAUD

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SomeBitchIKnow

My mom literally got her vote stolen in Michigan (they moved) and she JUST NOW THOUGHT TO TELL ME ABOUT IT.FRAUD! VOTER FRAUD AND I CAN PROVE IT BITCHES. All

Kurt "Masks Save Lives" Eichenwald

kurteichenwald

Years when Trump lost contests & attributed it to “fraud” or a contest that was “rigged”:1985, 1986, (1987, privately lost something, publicly lied he won.), 1989, 1990, 1992, 1996, 1999,

Michael Koolidge

koolidge

THREAD. This piece by the great @KimStrassel in @WSJ lays out brilliantly what I've been hammering daily on the show since Election Day https://www.wsj.com/articles/harvesting-the-2020-election-11605221974 1/ How is it possible

🇨🇦 Chris 🍁

Canadian_Chris_

Not disagreeing with "you," just to be clear.But, in Canada, that's a "false perception."To start, election staffers, (behind closed doors) 'physically' take the ballots and state the name marked on

Resist the Hologram - Stu Cvrk

STUinSD

In order to believe that Biden won, you have to believe all of these things. 1) Biden won a record low 16.7% of counties in the U.S. but had the

Password Hunter02

BenKTallmadge

Pro-Chinazi govt groups worked under the Chinese Consulate in SF helped Democrats flipped the states of NV, AZ, TX, FL, NC, PA, MI and bragged about it on Chinese social

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whualfie_

Exposing Declan Rice for the fraud he is Here we see an extremely lucky tackle from the fraud, he basically slipped and won the ball. Proves yet again why he

Bill 🌊⚜️ 🇺🇸#PresidentElectJoeBiden 🇺🇸

13WJM

Been seeing a recurring theme concerning the voter fraud accusations. Not unsurprisingly, I see a lot of comments from right-leaning folks pointing out, in their minds, the hypocrisy of

Kate Starbird

katestarbird

Trump didn’t just prime his audience to be receptive to false narratives of voter fraud, he inspired them to produce those narratives (eg Sharpiegate, suitcases of votes, observers denied, etc.)

James Lindsay, increasingly relevant

ConceptualJames

People who deny any evidence of election fraud exhibit a rhetorical strategy known as "election fragility," which is deployed when one knows there is evidence of massive election fraud and

Ryan J. Reilly

ryanjreilly

The hearing on the Trump campaign's lawsuit in Pennsylvania is underway. There are 3,999 participants on the call. (Max was 4,000.) Rudy Giuliani asks judge if it’s okay to take

Brian Remy

briancremy

Likewise, although good to see, using 3 U.S.C. 15 (objections by Senate & 140 House members in writing, for ex., etc.) would likely fail at this point for Trump since

JD Rucker

JDRucker

Classify this under "too little, too late," but it needs to be said.The excuse many Republicans used tonight to justify not objecting to the electors was that the Constitution limits

Jesse Gardner

plasticmind

A number of people in my circles are convinced of Trump's claim that he won and that his opponents are using fraud to rob him of his election win.A few

Dr. Elizabeth Sacha Baroness Cohen

alixabeth

"Kobach’s strongest evidence of non-citizen registration was anemic at best: Over a 20-year period, fewer than 40 non-citizens had attempted to register in one Kansas county that had 130,000 voters.

Adam Paul Laxalt

AdamLaxalt

(1/7) Must-read piece spotlighting the concerns that George Washington Law Professor Jonathan Turley, a liberal, has about what’s going on with this election. Turley says flatly: "I think it's clear

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