Still Doubting the 2020 Election

[mystery-ak]

August 5, 2023
Still Doubting the 2020 Election
By Mike Konrad

NBC is reporting — with a supposed sense of shock — the results of a Monmouth poll that nearly one-third of Americans think the 2020 presidential election was rigged.

And they further reiterate that there is no evidence for fraud.

There's no evidence widespread fraud affected the outcome of the 2020 election, but Trump and allies have spent years undercutting the election's legitimacy.

Wow!  It must be so.  The main stream media assure us that the election was honest.  Yet one third of Americans still believe the election was a fraud.

I am shocked, shocked.

Anyone who questions the election result is called a fascist or subjected to a lawsuit or prosecution.  So for the moment, we will not question the integrity of write-in ballots, nor the security of voting machines — to avoid pernicious litigation.

Let us just look at the official results...from the official federal government figures.

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[DB]

They didn't need "widespread fraud" to win. Those who are demanding evidence of widespread fraud to take it seriously are deluding themselves. They just needed targeted incremental cheating in several swing states to make the difference. A couple of percent in a few of the right places swung the entire election.

[Smokin Joe]

They didn't need "widespread fraud" to win. Those who are demanding evidence of widespread fraud to take it seriously are deluding themselves. They just needed targeted incremental cheating in several swing states to make the difference. A couple of percent in a few of the right places swung the entire election.

Exactly. IIRC, The 'win' was done by the overnight appearance of only about a million votes altogether (mostly to catch up), and the margins of "victory" were slim, well under 250K in the critical states combined.

Those States were targeted for their malleable politicians and electoral votes.