[PGR88]

The movie featured video showing the man, Mark Andrews, putting five ballots in a drop box in Lawrenceville, Georgia in 2020. D’Souza falsely claimed in the film that Andrews’ actions were criminal, describing the votes as “fraudulent.”

In standard MSM practice, it mentions no facts of the case, or the lawsuit. Of course it must use standard slogans like "debunked."

Was that Mark Andrews depositing ballots in a drop box? Was he not depositing multiple ballots? Was it "fraudulent?" (Georgia only allows 3rd party ballot-harvesting for in-home family or 'care-givers.'"). What was really happening?

Of course, no detail whatsoever

[GulliverSwift]

It’s a poorly written article for omitting this, but Andrews was delivering ballots for family members, which is permissible under Georgia law.

https://www.ajc.com/politics/judges-ruling-clears-path-for-defamation-case-against-2000-mules/H3EWZJNR7BHCTHBSQ6W5YQ6O74/

[Mr. Jeeves]

Was that Mark Andrews depositing ballots in a drop box? Was he not depositing multiple ballots?

The claim is that he was depositing ballots for immediate family members.

[fr_freak]

Of course it must use standard slogans like "debunked."

"Debunked" is the news media equivalent of "safe and effective".

[DiogenesLamp]

In standard MSM practice, it mentions no facts of the case, or the lawsuit. Of course it must use standard slogans like "debunked."

I now regard the word "debunked" as an automatic lie. Anyone using that word is a $^%#@ liar.