No. That isn't true. Fraud requires proof of intent.
If 50,000 felons, for example, voted thinking they were allowed to vote. You couldn't prove they knowingly voted illegally. It would be illegitimate, but not fraud. Again, just an example.
the larger point. There was no proof of fraud, which the media uses to claim Biden won, and people see no proof of fraud and think the media is correct, Biden won.
The narrative needs to be illegitimate votes, so there's no way to know who won. It isn't important to know who won. All that matters is that AZ's election cannot be certified.
No. That isn't true. Fraud requires proof of intent.
If 50,000 felons, for example, voted thinking they were allowed to vote. You couldn't prove they knowingly voted illegally. It would be illegitimate, but not fraud. Again, just an example.
the larger point. There was no proof of fraud, which the media uses to claim Biden won, and people see no proof of fraud and think the media is correct, Biden won.
The narrative needs to be illegitimate votes, so there's no way to know who won. It isn't important to know who won. All that matters is that AZ's election cannot be certified.
yes, that is probably the easier route
yes, that is probably the easier route
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