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To: DoodleDawg
”But what possible reason is there for another audit except that you don't like the results of the first two or three?”

First of all, there has been only one audit—the current one.

Secondly, the proposed process isn’t “another” or a “new” audit, it is an extra layer of verification on the existing one. I think they are finding massive fraud and they are doubling down so that it will be harder for liberal and media critics to contest the results. The more bullet-proof, the better. Too much hard work has already been done and the stakes are too high.

24 posted on 05/29/2021 8:35:12 AM PDT by fidelis (Defeatism and despair are like poison to men's souls. If you can't be positive, at least be quiet.)
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To: fidelis
First of all, there has been only one audit—the current one.

Maricopa County conducted an audit right after the election. They did a hand count of the ballots from a random sample of county preceints and compared the results with the voting machine tally.

Secondly, the proposed process isn’t “another” or a “new” audit, it is an extra layer of verification on the existing one.

No, it's a recount of every ballot cast in Maricopa County during the election done by an entirely different organization than Cyber Ninjas. Why do it if you have faith in what Cyber Ninjas is going to come up with? And what's next? Another audit to check the last audit's results?

I think they are finding massive fraud and they are doubling down so that it will be harder for liberal and media critics to contest the results.

Libs and the media have their defense ready should the Cyber Ninja results make it to court.

26 posted on 05/29/2021 10:49:32 AM PDT by DoodleDawg
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