Almost all is not correct, still almost all were CAS missions
Ahhh the usual pattern of the Bleipriester lie. Let's walk through this step by step, since it's same format as all your other lies.
1. The lie. Bleipriester claims
"Almost all of the 40.000 sorties were A-10 CAS missions"
2. The catch. Others know this is bullshit and call him out.
3. The twist. Bleipriester is now trying to prove something entirely different.
4. Bleipriester will now act all offended that others call him a liar
5. Bleipriester will attempt to distract by changing the subject
It's yet another glaring example that you don't know what you're talking about, CAS is performed by everything from drones to A-10s to F-22s to F-16s to B-1s. The majority of sorties being used against Iraqi ground equipment isn't a surprise since it was a war involving an active combat front. Even those sorties aren't necessarily CAS, a SEAD or interdiction missions is a sortie against Iraqi ground units, yet it's not a CAS mission.
Let's look at this source you just posted in a feeble attempt to validate your A-10 flew almost all missions claim. It breaks out sorties by service branch, country, and aircraft type:
Total Sorties Flown 41,404
USAF 24,196
Fighters 8,828
Bombers 505
Tankers 6,193
(etc.)
So of those 41,404 sorties only about 21% were USAF fighter aircraft, which is where all A-10 sorties would fall. In other words, even if there were zero missions flown by F-16s or F-15s you'd still be at 21% for A-10s, which clearly is quite different than your initial lie that almost all sorties were flown by A-10s. To take that further, F-16s flew far more sorties than A-10s, so you're probably looking at single digits for A-10s, again far different than the "almost all" lie you threw out there.
Again that is YOUR OWN source. You're such a poor liar you've managed to prove yourself a liar with your own sources as much as others have.
Lied. Busted. Rinse, repeat.