However... as long as they don't count that is.
That wasn't me, and has nothing to do with what I have posted.
Fine, let's find out. We want transparency, correct?
I said investigate it, did I not?
Edit: I need to clarify a bit. My issue is that Trump has been claiming "voter fraud" since 2016 -- but he's never been able to prove any, not really. I think there may have been 20 illegals charged for voting in 2016 -- some of which voted for Trump -- and it is good they were prosecuted (even if in some cases they broke up families).
So, now you have plenty of people trying to claim "voter fraud." The issue, most of the issues I've seen are "trolling," such as the kid that claimed he threw away ballots as a poll worker, but he was lying about it; or they see something they this is weird but is actually nothing wrong, they just are uninformed about the voting process; or they pass along things that occurred in previous elections (that weren't necessarily wrong), such as the "illegal voters" screen shot; etc.
I have no issue with cases of voter fraud being investigating and prosecuted. My issue is this idea that many assume that there is fraud, and we need to go in to verify it occurred (much like you are). We have the rule of law in this country -- we don't get to accuse people without actual evidence. We don't get to assume a crime and then investigate to prove we are right, that there was a crime committed.
It is fascinating to me, everytime something was alleged against Trump or someone in his administration, all we heard was "prove it." We heard complaints about "anonymous sources" or "fake news" (particularly depending on the news source), etc. Yet now there are these short videos showing up on social media and Trump supporters aren't questioning them at all, it is "This proves Democrat voter fraud!" -- despite the fact that it is often a correct counting of the ballots, or that it is someone like the kid claiming to be a poll worker, or old information.
Maybe I'm too tough on some of these claims -- but Republicans are coming off as the "Boy who called 'Wolf'" -- particularly Trump who has made these allegations since at least 2016 but never provided any evidence. Even his commision to prove fraud was quietly disbanded after they couldn't find any. If there are any valid claims, they are likely being drowned out by all the bogus claims.