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Do you believe widespread fraud changed the result of the 2020 presidential election?
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Despite scores of lawsuits and claims by Trump, no evidence has emerged showing widespread fraud affected the election outcome. Yet Republicans are working on laws to change ele...
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Despite scores of lawsuits and claims by Trump, no evidence has emerged showing widespread fraud affected the election outcome. Yet Republicans are working on laws to change election processes.
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We've reached the point that whether or not there was actually fraud, we believe, and know, there is no type of criminal and illegal behavior Democrats will not engage in.
ReplyWhy would anyone question the outcome of the election? There were only 15 million more votes counted, than there were eligible voters.
ReplyBc Democrats would do anything to get elected and they hated trump ao much and his voters for wanting democracy instead of socialism which is what they want for this great country
ReplyThe Certificates of Accreditations were not signed by the Chairperson and the dates of Accreditation we're not within the two year scope outlined in the EAC VSTL Program Manual and the HAVA ACT 2002
ReplyFox News called Arizona for Biden with only 11% of their vote in, Trump was ahead 59%. The votes were flipping in real-time in states like GA and Pennsylvania on the air as I sat & watched with a friend who was in Liberty, MO. Columbia got CTCL money. Zuckersuck $647,000, it happened here too.
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