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Yes, and the even broader context: the Democratic victory was 4-6% _less_ than that indicated by diverse pre-election polling. To allege fraud here is to asser
by lukev 6y ago
Yes, and the even broader context: the Democratic victory was 4-6% _less_ than that indicated by diverse pre-election polling.
To allege fraud here is to assert that not only did Democrats rig the election, they rigged almost every poll going into it and created an illusion out of the entire political landscape. It would have to be an incredible large, elaborate conspiracy.
Occam's razor here is quite simple: more people voted for Biden than for Trump.