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BREAKING: Ballot Count Upload Error in Arizona — Over 6,000 False Biden Votes Discovered
Gateway Pundit ^
| 11/24/20
Posted on 11/24/2020 1:51:03 PM PST by Liberty7732
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To: Liberty7732
Joe Biden’s lead in Arizona dropped from 10,377 votes to 4,202 after a machine error was discovered on Tuesday. ... A data analyst ... tweeted about the error before trying to downplay it by saying it “happens from time to time.” If an error of this size happens just one more time, then Biden loses Arizona and Trump wins it.
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posted on
11/24/2020 7:26:36 PM PST
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magooey
(The Mandate of Heaven resides in the hearts of men.)
To: TexasGator
Go back to # 77 and # 20 and then go through the back and forth.
I was having an exchange with someone else over the reliability of postings from Gatewaypundit before you butted in with your usual snark, which I returned with compound interest.
Why don't you trolls find something better to do with your lives?
To: SmokingJoe
"They know Biden loses by a huge margin if there is even a cursory reexamination of the ballots." I can see where the commies are willing to find fault in Arizona, it has only 11 electoral votes. But there's no way they're going to allow an honest count the others in question...
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11/25/2020 5:02:22 AM PST
by
unread
(A REPUBLIC..! If you can keep it....)
To: SmokingJoe
ROTFLMAO!
So you fell for GP click-bait!
To: volunbeer
This will give the court cases some real teeth.That's what we need.
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