easyt65
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The fact that you personally believe not enough election fraud goes on to affect election results - despite many races being decided by 1200 - 1800 votes - is what is insignificant.I would like to see it completely wiped out, but I am a numbers guy. Always have been, and I don't live in the 1960s Chicago. You shouldn't either. It is simply not a statistical problem. It wasn't in 2020 nor in 2022, to any extent that would change the results of who was elected. Realistic people know this. So, you can quote me if you think it helps, even though not Democrat.
Many regused to believe the FBI violated the Constitution, defrauded the FISA Court, violated the Patriot Act, and ilegally spied on US citizens and a President until it was exposed ... even now some die-hard Trump haters still believe the largest criminal pitical scandal in US history initiated by Hillary Clinton despite how it was all exposed.
Statistics are numbers input / reported by falable, partisan human beings who often have agendas. The NY Times won a Pulitzer for reporting lies. Obama won a Nobel Peace Prize before he had done anything, based on unachieved 'potential'. The reported numbers, like those awards, don't tell the whe story.
While what you tell yourself is significant / 'the truth' to you, it is meaningless to others who know the real stories, who see the real truth.