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Behold the cost of trying to placate a bunch of Republicans who believe the lie that there’s voter fraud. Of course when you mention that most of the fraud is just Republicans voting twice … they get quiet.
Like this story:
Why Did Mark Meadows Register to Vote at an Address Where He Did Not Reside?
In September, 2020, Donald Trump’s then chief of staff claimed to live in a mobile home in North Carolina.
https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/why-did-mark-meadows-register-to-vote-at-an-address-where-he-did-not-reside
It still won’t be good enough to placate the losers who have convinced themselves that large crowds at a rally is a sign of winning at the polls. So even if multiple audits can’t prove fraud, it won’t stop them from replacing local election officials to rig the inside game.
Those that yell the loudest are those most likely to have done what they are yelling about.
It’s called “projection” and it’s usually the guilty ones that are doing it.
Add my (unaudited) vote for the projection narrative.