Wait...I keep getting told there was no fraud

Fraud yes.

Enough fraud to be statistically significant? No.

 

All you need now is to catch the other seven million. Keep doing he heavy lifting.

According to Project Veritas, Rodriguez was working for a Republican congressional candidate who eventually lost. That candidate has denied any wrongdoing.

And they caught that dead woman in Georgia trying to vote. But they were lenient and just let her off with a fine.

 

Could be like the iceberg. Hard to believe that out of the 100s of people involved in the voting process that only one person committed fraud.

 

The predictable replies:
1. Project Veritas is bogus/fake/etc.
2. A little fraud is okay.

 

OK, but Texas went to Trump.

 

Depends on how many she harvested. Could be a couple, could be hundreds, could be...

 

...not enough apparently. The Republican candidate she was working for still lost.

 

Did you miss the post where it was pointed out the woman was working for a Republican candidate?

 

As the Dem saying goes around here.. proof to back your claim please.

 

3. She was cheating for a Republican. Priceless. It’s really bad when your side can’t even catch a break from O’Keefe. Oh, wait! He’s in on the fraud conspiracy to take down Trump! That’s it! Brilliant! Why didn’t they think of that before?

 

The fact that she worked for a Republican candidate seems to be going in one ear and out the other.

 

It was already posted earlier in the thread. It was also in the OP.

San Antonio woman accused of election fraud

 

What candidate was she committing fraud for in which election?

 

Sticky keys.

 

eh, I only read the article in the link.

 

No, you keep being told that there was no significant fraud.

There is always some cheating in elections, on both sides. So far it seems that more Republican cheats have been found than Democratic ones.

The point is that there has not been anywhere near enough fraud to make any difference.

 

Somebody’s trying to vote twice!

 

Ok thanks. Has she been convicted? Good they think to look at both sides of the coin. One side is usually no better than the other.

 

I would suggest reading the OP to find the answer to your questions.