Drop Dead Fred
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Here are four different mathematical unlikelihoods.
1) Wisconsin had a voter turnout of 90%.
2) Biden outperformed Obama, but only in the critical swing areas.
3) In Georgia, the number of ballots that voted for President but not U.S. Senate was more than 100 times as big for Biden as it was for Trump.
4) In Pennsylvania, the rejection rate for mail in ballots was magnitudes smaller than usual.
None of these is proof of fraud. But each one sure does raise a lot of suspicion.
1) Wisconsin had a voter turnout of 90%.
2) Biden outperformed Obama, but only in the critical swing areas.
3) In Georgia, the number of ballots that voted for President but not U.S. Senate was more than 100 times as big for Biden as it was for Trump.
4) In Pennsylvania, the rejection rate for mail in ballots was magnitudes smaller than usual.
None of these is proof of fraud. But each one sure does raise a lot of suspicion.
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