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Sure they do.Th
the numbers represent the absentee vote from the whole state. The numbers just don’t make sense.
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Sure they do.Th
the numbers represent the absentee vote from the whole state. The numbers just don’t make sense.
That was a debunked lie, I believe.It wasn't 90+% for Biden out of millions of ballots from around the entire state. It was a one or two cities.
Show me where I lied. Did the graphs you see not show that?Which would be a lie.
I didn't say you did! I said stating the quoted statement as fact would be a lie.Show me where I lied.
Trump was leading 54% to 44% over Biden until that overnight vote dump, which spiked for Biden and shows almost no movement for Trump.
I didn't say you did! I said stating the quoted statement as fact would be a lie.
Not all votes were counted at that time. Absentee or otherwise. Not all in person votes were yet counted, especially in the counties that leaned heavily democrat.
And you didn't link any graph of absentee ballots. The CNN link you presented did not contain that information, despite your claim to the contrary.
Two points made by you, forcing two corrections of falsehoods and half truths by me.
I think we have reached our daily limit. See you later.
And you didn't link any graph of absentee ballots.
Two points made by you, forcing two corrections of falsehoods and half truths by me.
I think we have reached our daily limit. See you later.
Th
the numbers represent the absentee vote from the whole state. The numbers just don’t make sense.
Show me where I lied. Did the graphs you see not show that?
Trump was leading 54% to 44% over Biden until that overnight vote dump, which spiked for Biden and shows almost no movement for Trump. That was when they counted the absentee ballots. Judging by the number, that would indicate that most of the absentee vote would have gone for one candidate.
I just find that hard to believe that the absentee vote didn’t move the needle for Trump at all
I just did… post 321Show the numbers...
The only part of the graph you complain about is when it's reflecting ballots counted on November 4th.
That's not the entire state. That was mail-in ballots from a Democratic part of the state.
You can make a good argument that it was true.In order for the analogies to match up, you’d have to prove not only was there a mob outside of the building on January 20th, but that Trump ordered it.
Neither of those are true, so your analogy is incorrect
Please look up analogy. Your conclusion is the opposite of what happened.Finding an armed shooter in the bushes is an objective identifiable threat, so you’d need a mob outside of the building while Biden was being sworn in to match to keep the analogy.
And, you’d have to have Trumpmleading the charge.
Your analogy is off by a mile, and now you’re trying to shift the goalposts that some barbed wire was put up means that an outside force tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power.
Nobody tried to stop the transfer of power and when the power transfer occurred. Thus, you’re just wrong and desperate
An idiotic lie for idiots, as those funds are completely separate from disaster relief funds.
That graph represent the vote totals from the whole state. Where are you getting it comes from just the democratic side?
It looks like democrats are going to use this disaster to prohibit the vote.
A. Prove Trump ordered that (you can’t)
It will be fairly easy to show he incited the riots. The copious video and audio and written correspondence of Trump. The protestors literally calling his Tweets, "orders" and shouting them to fellow insurrectionists through bullhorns. Trump's behavior and coded language at the rally. The incendiary tweets sent during the violent riots.Prove Trump ordered that (you can’t)