I think some fraud did occur but it didn’t occur with magic rigging of Dominion machines.
The fraud that occurred involved the mail in ballots in States that jettisoned their signature matching and other safeguards.
That’s the difference between Florida and Pennsylvania, Arizona, Wisconsin and Georgia.
The data from the 14 Dominion Counties in Pennsylvania doesn’t support a “magic lizard people rigging” theory. Trump increased his vote share in many of those counties. The counties that had the biggest swings from 2016 DID NOT use Dominion machines in Pennsylvania.
Florida used Dominion machines in some counties as well. If swinging an election was as simple as flipping a switch in machines, the lizard people would have just rigged Florida rather than attempting to rig 4 other States. If Florida was able to be rigged, GA, PA, WI and AZ wouldn’t have mattered at all. Biden could have lost all 4 and still come out with 278 Electoral votes.
What was different about Florida and the other Swing States was stringent controls on the MAIL in ballots.
The moron class keeps looking in the wrong place for fraud.
Not to stray too off topic but you don’t need to have a ‘magic lizard people switch’ to use the machines to rig an election. Any number of exploits likely exist, including (just throwing random ideas I don’t know all the allegations) not auditing ballots thus able to scan the same ballot multiple times, jump drives that insert votes, exposed databases that an admin can add to the tally, insecure passwords, improper training, hackers etc. It doesn’t have to be just ‘vote flipping’ but many ways the machines could be misused. And as you said, just bringing in stacks and stacks of ballots to count without much control over their provenance.
If that’s the case, why is Dominion suing people for BILLIONS instead of millions?
BILLIONS sounds more like a form of lawfare intimidation than seeking recompense for false accusations or defamation.
(Note: Prove Dominion suffered libel or slander, and I’m with them. Until then, I wouldn’t trust them as far as I could throw one of their machines.)