Biden's illegitimate vote count

 NY Times:

Most Republicans Say They Doubt the Election. How Many Really Mean It?

Survey research tries to sort out the typical partisan reactions to a loss from an erosion of trust that may be more lasting.

In certain states, Democrats apparently cheated to win. They are accused of using Biden only votes in several 


jurisdictions and then running them through the scanner multiple times. There has been no explanation for the 


demographic of Biden only voters and why they happened in the states that flipped to Biden during the night.



The media also played a role by censoring information about obvious corruption by Biden and his family.  


They monetized his office to enrich the family.  A significant number of people has said if they had known 


about the corruption, they would not have voted for him.  The media was colluding with Biden to suppress the 


facts.

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