President Trump has just dropped a bombshell report on the alleged election fraud in the 2020 Presidential election. And let me tell you, it’s as spicy as a bowl of three-alarm chili! Now, before you start rolling your eyes and muttering about conspiracy theories, hear me out. This isn’t just some rant from a disgruntled politician. According to Trump, this document is the result of meticulous research based on government sources, tapes, and public records. Sounds pretty legit, right?
The report covers a smorgasbord of irregularities in several swing states, including reports of ineligible voters, anomalies in voting machines, and improbably high percentages of ballots cast for Biden. Trump asserts that these aren’t just random occurrences but evidence of a wide array of irregularities, unlawful activities, and outright fraud.
In his post on Truth Social, Trump states, “These numbers are determinative and, in all cases, are hundreds of thousands of Votes per Swing State more than I needed to WIN that State.” Now that’s a bold claim!
One of the juiciest parts of the report is the alleged manipulation and unlawful casting of votes. According to the document, Trump was leading with a landslide on Election Night, only for his leads to mysteriously diminish as counting continued. Suspicious much?
Let’s take Georgia, for example. The report alleges significant irregularities and constitutional violations, including Fulton County’s failure to comply with election rules. And don’t get me started on the discrepancies in the vote count between the original count and the machine recount!
Meanwhile, in Wisconsin, the report references concerns about ballot trafficking, suggesting a coordinated effort to influence the election outcome. And then there’s Arizona, where a computer expert reportedly found a significant decline in the cumulative ratio of votes as counting progressed.
Of course, we can’t forget about Pennsylvania and Michigan, where allegations range from secretive counting of mail-in ballots to questionable ballot handling processes at key locations.
Now, I’m not saying this is definitive proof of election fraud. But it sure does raise some questions, doesn’t it? And if these issues aren’t resolved, future Republican victories could be at risk.
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