Evidence for Election Fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election

Maybe Jenna Ellis should be careful around steps after admitting in an open session that the claims of election fraud are completely false.

Former Trump Lawyer Jenna Ellis Mocks McConnell’s Hospitalization With Video of Turtle Falling Down Stairs
https://www.mediaite.com/online/for...ion-with-video-of-turtle-falling-down-stairs/

 

Do you still believe this bullshit?

 

A couple of days ago I felt compelled to do some research on the various electronic voting machine companies. I found there is a long history of security and transparency issues, including the ability to remotely access the equipment while an election is in progress. In the early days of electronic voting machines, Democrats, myself included, complained about these issues. Dominion took over several voting machine companies that were noted for having said security issues. In addition, ownership transparency of Dominion has been questioned. There could be several reasons for this, including the possibility that someone really wants to avoid being discovered to have a conflict of interest or worse.

Following the money, such as inspecting the source documents of Dominion, may lead to some interesting insights. Combining apparent extreme "statistical anomalies" in the 2020 election, the demonstrated vulnerability of voting machines in general, the lack of transparency by Democrat election officials, obstructionist behavior by Democrat election officials, Democrat continuous vitriol against Trump, and a pattern of Democrat weaponization of the justice system for political purposes as suggested by multiple failed investigations against Trump leads to a reasonable conclusion the Democrats were capable of committing election fraud for political gain at the expense of our Democracy, the people, and Mr. Trump.

While the preceding paragraph may constitute circumstantial evidence, motive, or probable cause for an investigation, it is not proof election fraud positively happened. However, you have no doubt heard the saying if it walks like a duck...

 

you could just say "yes" instead of writing the story to convince yourself.

 

Unlike some on this site, I usually support my statements and opinions. I'd support my previous statement, but as a gesture of good will, I won't.

 

I have a part two...