Evidence of massive voter fraud in Georgia emerges

 

There is no explaining this fraud away. It is documented and palpable. For example:
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Carlson said that Voter GA had tried to get the audit tally sheets but Fulton County wouldn’t release more than 100,000 of them initially. But Voter GA finally got some of them. They said that they found 7 audit tally sheets that were falsified. For example, a batch containing 59 ballot images for Joe Biden and 42 for Donald Trump was reported as 100 for Joe Biden and zero for Trump. The seven batches of ballot images had 705 votes — 554 for Biden, 140 for Trump, and 11 for Jorgensen. However, the tally sheets showed a higher vote total and had 100 percent of the votes going to Biden – 850 for Biden, 0 for Trump, and 0 for Jorgensen. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution doesn’t address that tally sheet problem in their article on the matter. 
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Red States has more on voter fraud in other states.  It looks like someone had also looked at "fixing" the country in Alaska if Biden did not get the swing states where it looks like vote fraud did take place.

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