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No, they weren't.
This was claimed, but it was nearly immediately show to be in error.
Except, these files weren't missing.
Again, this claim was rapidly shown to be false. Worse than that given the limits of Michigan's voting software it was shown to be impossible.
You're not reading anything that's counter narrative are you?
[QUOTE ]I can only say that in Pennsylvania the head of Dominion said he would testify before state legislators and he was a no show.
Did he?
Then it should be a simple matter for you to quote him saying so.
None of that meets the requirements of the specifics needed to support your claims.
So, again:
Which officials told lies, about which specific counts and/or stoppages?
You're the one making claims, this the burden falls on you to support them. At the moment, all you're doing is repeating disproven claims and then doubling down when these are shown to be false.
Its just the firehose of falsehood tactic.[/QUOTE]
Once Georgia election officials were caught in six different stories as to why the counting stopped you have to be quite a follower to take each and every subsequent story has being fact. Many people heard the same changing explanations, flat out lies as reported by the leftist media. It sounds like you are unfamiliar with what happened.
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