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So perhaps it is no surprise that Mr. Miller, a co-sponsor of a sweeping and restrictive state voting law last year, has once again jumped into the fray, promoting a new measure to prohibit the use of drop boxes for absentee ballots, which he says would increase security — though no problems with their use by voters have been verified.

Georgia opens investigation into ballot harvesting claims

" According to reports, at least 242 people made over 5,000 ballot drop-offs during the Georgia Senate runoff elections."

If the cheating were on the other side, these hack "journalists" would be referencing the ongoing investigation of stuffing these drop boxes with "harvested ballots". In fact, they would be calling for overturning the election result based on "indisputable evidence of election fraud".

But instead, they dismiss the story as unconfirmed, unverified, debunked, false. There are pictures and videos of people stuffing these drop boxes, but the NYT has no interest in investigating the story. Instead, they actively suppress it.