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No, I just did a thorough analysis of the media. Rather than go to court, they settled, and, as part of the settlement, they made a statement on air.That isn't what OAN said in their statement.
I already posted it, they said correctly that the state of GA had cleared them.
As Oddball pointed out;
The Al Capone argument....They can't convict me because I keep bullying witnesses and jurors, so I'm innocent!
Seriously weak sauce, Jake.
What of it?
"they said correctly that the state of GA had cleared them." Correctly based on what? According to whom? This is a self-reflective type of truth. This is like arguing with religious zealots. . . i.e. "my god is real because my holy book tells me so." Sorry, no, that doesn't pass the smell test.Let us see what evidence the state bases it all on?
. . . otherwise? Because the poll workers say they are not corrupt, is not evidence of no corruption. I'm glad it is "fair and reasonable," for OAN, but I have never really respected them as a news organization. . . if they were legit, they would tell us the story, but they aren't doing that, are they?
You can't be serious with that shit??!!! Only someone that watches TEE VEE and sucks up propaganda, nor has any ability for critical thinking, would believe such an argument.