In case you *still* believe the lies about wide spread voter fraud......

[nhisname]

Former White House communications director Alyssa Farah said that Trump simply lost the election and he lied about there being any evidence of wide spread voter fraud.

This is verified by the fact that Attorney General Bill Barr and the justice department also looked into those allegation and they found no such evidence.

Disputing Trump, Barr says no widespread election fraud

Both of these individuals were hired by Trump and they were (perhaps still are) loyal to Trump, leaving only in the last part of the administration.

Furthermore, a more recent campaign "postmortem" study also verifies the conclusion that Trump lost the election because most people simply didn't trust Trump anymore, and they believed that he seriously botched the Covid-19 epidemic response. That's not surprising either since Trump has admitted to downplaying the seriousness of the virus.

Trump pollster's campaign autopsy paints damning picture of defeat

https://www.politico.com/f/?id=00000177-6046-de2d-a57f-7a6e8c950000

There's simply no reliable evidence to support the belief in wide spread voter fraud. Over sixty court cases were simply tossed out right out of court, and no evidence of fraud was found to be credible.

The last election was no different than any other election in terms of voter fraud. Trump simply lost. Period.

Of course CNN

 

[KarateCowboy]

...or it's only "compelling" if you already believe those debunked, tired myths he pushes in his video?
tulc(is just sayn')

Or not.

Four states changed their election processes through illegal means. Time did am expo on how the election was stolen.

 

[Wolseley]

CNN: the Communist News Network.

They tend to make up the most outlandish fictional stories in an attempt to attract more people to watch them again....the six people left in North America who still actually watch CNN just ain't paying the bills.

 

[Michael]

Of course CNN

What exactly does CNN have to do with anything? I'm mostly just interested in what Alyssa Farah had to say. The interviewer is pretty much irrelevant although I thought that he asked some good and very direct questions.