There's Nothing Suspicious About It At All, You Know...
David Strom
11–13 minutes
It amazes me how easily we are gaslit about voter fraud. Or should I say, how easily Democrats are gaslit about voter fraud, since by now most Republicans are cynical enough to expect it.
I was struck on Tuesday night by how many Republicans confidently predicted that Spencer Pratt's seemingly insurmountable lead over Nithya Raman in the Los Angeles mayor's primary would evaporate as the votes were dumped in batches over the ensuing weeks, and their cynicism, it seems, will be rewarded.
California doesn't have election days. It has election weeks that begin well before election day and extend well after election night. It will turn out, remarkably, that a substantial fraction of the "mail-in" vote wasn't posted before election day, which makes you wonder why the ballots were withheld until the last minute, and why they come in in huge batches.
"That's just the way it is," we are told.
Gee, I wonder why, and why it became established as a pattern when California lawmakers dramatically changed the laws around voting.
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