"Based on a brand new court filing, Trump has abruptly dropped his “voter fraud” defense to a “I was just trying to get to the bottom of whether the Russians were making people vote for BIDEN” defense." - Eyeroll -
Proving yet AGAIN that every right-wing accusation is a confession. ; )
How come Russia didn't hijack the 2020? Joe said he was going to lose by chicanery, was there any chicanery and why wasn't the 2020 election investigated?
Hillary is now saying that Russia will hijack the 2024 election. 🤦♂️
I don't even get the weird logic on play here. So because Biden said that if he lost, it could be due to meddling, that he didn't meant there was meddling - but from the Democrats?
We dont know if there was any meddling because the 2020 election was never officially investigated. You cant say you are going to lose by cheating and then say there was no cheating after you win. It would be like the Lions saying that every time they lost it was because the other team cheated.
Precedence was set by the Dems in 2016 when they claimed that the election was stolen. Anyone with Pre-Law knowledge should be aware of this.
The point he made was that when Trump wins, it will be falsely investigated again.
There was no fraud in 2016, but the dems insisted and fabricated a report.
No, it's speculation. It is just a claim. Also there were countless cases launched by Trumps campaign that went absolutely nowhere in challenging the 2020 election.
No, it's speculation. It is just a claim. Also there were countless cases launched by Trumps campaign that went absolutely nowhere in challenging the 2020 election.
Except for 23 of them.
where does it allege voter fraud at the ballot box?
Where did I say at the ballot box? who says that only a ballot box counts as fraud?
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By your logic there's no difference claiming tax evasion to voter fraud.
So you won't provide any evidence. Got it. Those two docs are not remotely similar to the claims that the Republicans are making about the 2020 election.
I know. But you're suggesting all types of fraud are essentially the same thing.
>This is about fraudulent elections regardless of what method was used to cheat, lie, or deceive.
I don't recall them ever calling it "fraudulent".
>I finally pointed you to evidence and you reject/dismiss them.
No, you just referred to a document that had nothing to do with alleging fraud, and is completely different than the Republicans allegation regarding 2020.
I know. But you're suggesting all types of fraud are essentially the same thing.
So if you knew than why did you make that assertion?!
Don't conflate your assumptions with what I stated.
You are mixing non-related subjects like tax fraud with election fraud.
Fraud is fraud but this topic is specifically about elections.
Both of those documents are about what they alleged as a fraudulent election from 2016.
You asked for specifics even though they are unnecessary and you still dismissed them.
And now you are redirecting to 2020.
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>So if you knew than why did you make that assertion?!
According to you they are *equivalent* concepts. This is just absurd.
>Both of those documents are about what they alleged as a fraudulent election from 2016.
You asked for specifics even though they are unnecessary and you still dismissed them.
And now you are redirecting to 2020.
The data mentions nothing about the election being "fraudulent".
The Mueller Report is about Russian interference and meddling in the US election, and partially about the potential collaboration and money from Russia to US figures in that. It mentions nothing specifically about fraud and nor would it have undone the 2016 election.
I fundamentally disagree with this definition you're pushing here, but this is getting into pointless semantics.
The Mueller report had nothing to do with the allegations lobbed after the 2020 election. They were fundamentally different things. The Mueller Report would not have undone the 2016 election.
You can disagree all you want, but facts are facts.
You want the word to be specifically “fraudulent”, otherwise, from your pov, it doesn’t qualify….that is you arguing about pointless semantics. Thanks for pointing out your projection and denial.
Those reports were about the 2016 election not the 2020 which you continue to reference.
>You can disagree all you want, but facts are facts.
What "facts"? You stretching the definition of "interference" to be a form of fraud?
>You want the word to be specifically “fraudulent”, otherwise, from your pov, it doesn’t qualify….that is you arguing about pointless semantics. Thanks for pointing out your projection and denial.
Yes, it doesn't. The Mueller Report was not about it.
>Those reports were about the 2016 election not the 2020 which you continue to reference.
I know. I am contrasting it with the claims about the 2020 election.
>I never said anything about undoing.
The Republicans literally attempted to undo the 2020 election. The Mueller Report, what you're comparing that to - did not attempt to undo the 2016 election.
To see the level of Russian interference, financing and potential collaboration from within in 2016. It wasn't going to overturn the election. It would have led to President Pence at worst.
They could try but it will be ignored because Dems will say that its ludicrous to suggest that elections can be interfered with or stolen. Republicans will never be able to win this game because 90% of media is democrat leaning. If you had 10 news stations all proclaiming the election was or wasn't stolen and 1 news station that disagreed. Who is the general public going to believe?