As for the changing vote totals
"At 4:39 a.m. Wednesday, it tweeted that Trump was 2.17 million votes in Michigan while Biden was at 1.95 million. Its next update, at 5:04 a.m., said Trump had 2.20 million votes and Biden had 2.13 million. The following update, at 5:43 a.m., gave Trump 2.21 million votes and Biden 2.01 million votes.
@Knox27 You have completely obfuscated what was shown. The comparison isn't about growing vote totals where the total for one candidate was accidentally bumped too much and corrected later, as you explanation suggests. It is is about one candidate having his vote total increase by over 138,000 votes while every other single candidate on the ballot remained unchanged. That isn't a clerical error. That isn't new precincts reporting with one county inadvertently boosting Biden's numbers by adding a zero at the end. It is someone adding 138,000 votes total without a single vote being counted.
Take a close look:
And just so you know, I did check out your source. But your source did not address the discrepancy above.
While those tweets don’t capture the exact moment the numbers changed, they do show that at some point in that half-hour Biden lost over 100,000 votes. Given that the numbers are near the numbers in the original viral screenshot, it appears that what those screenshots actually showed was the moment 130,000 votes were taken off Biden’s tally, not the moment 130,000 additional ballots were added to Biden’s total."
Here's a tweet that actually does capture the exact moment the numbers changed. But unlike the straw man you just offered, this one shows votes taken away from one candidate and added to the other in less than a minute.
https://twitter.com/DrSamGirgis/status/1332420490879709184And here is further documentation of a similar event. This is a screenshot of the 'Edison' downloads mentioned earlier.
Between 4:07:43 and 4:08:51, Trump lost 17,877 votes while Biden gained 17,930. This cannot be explained away as a clerical error.