sure, i agree.

buts lets think about how to win

in a normal election most states dont change from one to the other, for example CA and NY stays and so does KY and KA?

in reality, just a small number of states flip

do you agree?

yeah the swing state numbers are smaller but shift from time to time

ok so a small number of swing states flip

Heres the Michigan election depicted in a football game.
https://youtu.be/AOTGzNdQw1Q

At 13:34

so during a normal campaign, the candidates spend most their time in these swing states

yeah unless they are dumb as Hillary

in order to win you need to secure the swing states yes?

of which there is maybe 5-10, but certainly not 50

usually with a sprinkle of states you cant ignore if they go hard outside the swing states

Hillary is not dumb...

hence first observation (1) mass fraud is not a requirement to win

swing states = electoral votes

shes super dumb 😄

she's a .....

so all these claims there is no widespread fraud is irrelevant

when people say widespread they are talking about enough fraud to swing all the states Trump needs to win

not all 50 states

ok so lets look at that

this isnt some tossup 500 votes in florida he got crushed

a large proportion of the population centers in the major cities

irrelavant to the result. relevant to all americans who don't want the election process to be called into question.

$50 million

they set out to prove millions of fraud votes and found none 😄 in 2016

low compared to what i thought she would be worth.

@SANCTIONED, you just advanced to level 11!

to win PA i dont need widespread fraud, i only need it in the major cities

so how easy is it to commit fraud in the large cities of the key states required to win

Hunter is smarter.

turns out it is a lot easier than it might be given that (1) the rules were relaxed due to covid (2) the cities are largely controlled by the other side (3) far more votes cast using mail-in ballots compared to recent past - the least secure method of voting because it is cast away from the polling station

Night guys TTYL

this one is better....

https://youtu.be/dsODRfCMRoM

Poulos explained that, too... Apparently, Wayne county had some weird way they reported their numbers. It was something like the precincts would report their in-person and mail-in ballot counts separately, The registered voters would be listed with the in-person, but the mail-in was in a separate table with 0 for the registered voters. when you combined the tables, they were correct. The rest of the state reported both types of ballots in the same table and had all zeros in the second one.