All the evidence that is tossed out on voter fraud..is never really evidence.
It is news of someone saying they have evidence it seems, but, never actually delves down to the evidence...then this fades
and then new evidence or rinse/wash/repeat
Ok...gonna go with an actual way/timeline here, in this order.
As an example of someone 'saying' something as news, but without any real verifiable or legal facts to the level to have investiaged
sent to a court of law and rising to the level of legal facts...well, not. But the news is stated in a way that IF so and so or Trump or
whoever simply 'says' something is so, you are left with the impression that the news is factual.
https://www.waynedupree.com/2020/12/georgia-dominion-forensic-audit/I should be fair above however the most of this news source simply reported on what the representative said was the facts..not the facts themselves. Below is along the
the same theme, it has to be backed up in court with more than supposition, and even if some equipment did not work or some other flaws,
it has to rise to the occasion of
changing 1st the votes in the county, or beyond. So far the FBI has said no fraud rises to that level by AG Barr. Anyway, an example of reporting what someone says as a
the fact just based on them saying such.
Sure it may be news but seems like yelling fraud everywhere until it actually is the case someplace. But it has to meet the criteria of 'actual fraud by intent' and or 'legal
facts for a court or prosecution' by legal means. Then even if shown to be worse of above..has to rise to the level to reverse the election. The last point, if all the same
equipment and the rest were used in the very close 2016 election does that also mean using this logic..that the 2016 election needs to be re-looked at as well. The quote
below is also news, but news based only on what the person says, with no evidence provided.
https://news.yahoo.com/roger-stone-claims-north-korea-053809333.htmlThen of course as 'above' article or the statement is shown to be in 'error' 3 days or so later. Suddenly a new 'fact' stated by someone to take its place.
So it goes rinse/wash/repeat
Brad