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I'm glad you agree.Sure it is
It was interesting. He spent the first section talking about himself and his credentials as unbiased, we’ll have to take his word.Here's a thoughtful and evenhanded evaluation of "2,000 Mules," that includes what they got right, what they got wrong, and what they didn't prove. It's lengthy, but provides an excellent example of how to objectively assess the claims D'Souza makes:
An honest look at 2,000 Mules, the new stolen election story.
It was interesting. He spent the first section talking about himself and his credentials as unbiased, we’ll have to take his word.
He made one factually untrue statement early on that he used to undermine the movie. He claimed “the vote counting never stopped” that night. That is simply not true. There were official statements that election workers were stopping for the night and would come back the next day
He did get to the heart of the argument though. To prove the fraud, they will need to have video evidence of the same people going to the drop boxes multiple times. Even then, those folks will have to be interviewed by LEO to see if they have a reasonable explanation.
His statement they may have been delivering votes for family or friends sounds a little stretched to me, but that, in itself isn’t proof of criminal wrongdoing. Evidence beyond reasonable doubt is still the standard.
He also failed to mention long-standing Dem opposition to drop boxes as prone to fraud.
So, I wouldn’t agree he was “even handed”, but he made valid points to challenge the conclusions of DD.
Hopefully, an fair minded investigation will reveal the truth, but I’m not holding my breath.
Thanks for sharing the link.
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Early Life and Career
Saul was born on May 14, 1981. He first became interested in journalism during his time at Pennsbury High School in Pennsylvania, and got his first job in news while he was an undergraduate student in nonfiction writing at the University of Pittsburgh.[5] He later began work at the Huffington Post, which he left in 2014.[6] After this, Saul helped to found a "positive journalism" site called A Plus News, as well as his newsletter Tangle. During the course of his career as a reporter, Saul has covered issues mainly related to American politics[7] and Sport.[8] His reporting on an encounter that he had with a controversial lawyer named Aaron Schlossberg was featured in a live broadcast on CNN in 2018.[9] Although his stated mission is to be "independent" and "non-partisan" in his reporting, he has also worked as an opinion editor for several major magazines and published several editorials stating his opinions on specific political candidates.[10]
Saul's work in reporting drew particular praise during the Attempts to overturn the 2020 United States presidential election to the 2020 US presidential election, when he attempted to debunk as many Conspiracy theory and allegations of Electoral fraud fraud as possible. As part of this, he published a running string of Twitter where he challenged his readers to find an instance of alleged voter fraud that he couldn't disprove, which was retweeted over 26,000 times.[11] When interviewed about this effort later, Saul said that he was frustrated with the sheer volume of election fraud claims that he had to contend with, saying that "new lies just kept pouring in."[12] He also expressed concern that some of the conspiracy theories which alleged that poll workers had been responsible for the fraud could put the lives of these workers in danger.[13]
If it is false, it needs to be torn down, bias or no bias.So what people like that do is that they will find some points they can agree with, but do not effect their ability to undermine the whole thing, and take those up in a feigned attempt to look unbiased. All the while working to try to tear it down.
They've been repeatedly "looked into." In fact, a federal judge examined the Kraken lawsuit's contentions and spent some time pointing out the knowing falsehoods, disregard for even the most rudimentary legal due-diligence, and the extensive unsupported assertions made, leading to legal sanctions for the attorneys (see pages 14-19 and 58-102).Its amazing the number of people who do not want these issues looked into. Its unAmerican, ungodly, dishonest, and biased.
Just because you don't agree doesn't make it untrue."unbiased"??? This guy, little millennial Isaac Saul? Just because he says he's "non-partisan" does not make it so.
Conjecture and ad hominemHe is a lefty hack...
Conjecture....with a personal mission to convince others that 2020 was the freest most fairest electiion EVUH:
Denial has no political bias. I suggest you are in the midst of denial of rationality at this moment.deny deny deny, that's what they do.
It was interesting. He spent the first section talking about himself and his credentials as unbiased, we’ll have to take his word.
He made one factually untrue statement early on that he used to undermine the movie. He claimed “the vote counting never stopped” that night. That is simply not true. There were official statements that election workers were stopping for the night and would come back the next day
George makes my point about repubs are in on the fraud. That Gov and SOS in GA said “nothing to see here. No problem they sent poll watchers, media and reubs home and then pulled totes of ballots from under tables to count.”Point relative to that statement. Don't know about everywhere but we have taped evidence in Atlanta even though they had sent people home two or three were still counting.
George makes my point about repubs are in on the fraud. That Gov and SOS in GA said “nothing to see here. No problem they sent poll watchers, media and reubs home and then pulled totes of ballots from under tables to count.”
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Was she allegedly stuffing ballot boxes with votes for Trump?
The story says her three attorneys were paid by the DNC. I guess that should answer your question.Was she allegedly stuffing ballot boxes with votes for Trump?
Among voters who have seen “2000 Mules,” 85% of Republicans, 68% of Democrats and 77% of unaffiliated voters say the movie strengthened their conviction that there was systematic and widespread election fraud in the 2020 election.