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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTrump team and Fox alleged dead voters. Most cases were either debunked or actually involved Republi
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Aaron Blake
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The Trump team and Tucker Carlson named specific supposed dead voters.
Most were either debunked or actually involved Republicans.
Analysis | The Trump team and Fox News alleged dead voters. Most cases were either debunked or...
A trip down memory lane on the Trump campaign's allegations of dead voters.
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Aaron Blake
@AaronBlake
The Trump team and Tucker Carlson named specific supposed dead voters.
Most were either debunked or actually involved Republicans.
Analysis | The Trump team and Fox News alleged dead voters. Most cases were either debunked or...
A trip down memory lane on the Trump campaign's allegations of dead voters.
washingtonpost.com
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/10/25/trump-team-fox-news-alleged-dead-voters-most-cases-were-either-debunked-or-actually-involved-republicans/
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President Donald Trump and those around him threw a multitude of voter-fraud conspiracy theories at the wall after the 2020 election. And few were as pervasive as the idea that people rose from the dead to help defeat Trumps reelection bid.
Unlike many of the often-nebulous claims, these ones carried the benefit of often having been rather specific citing actual dead people, by name, who supposedly voted. This made them actually verifiable.
Nearly a year later, those specific claims have provided a case study in and a microcosm of just how ridiculous this whole exercise was.
The specific dead people cited by Trump and his allies have, in most cases, proven to not actually have been cases of dead peoples identities used fraudulently to vote. And in several other cases, in which a dead person was actually recorded as voting, the culprit has been identified: not a systemic effort to inflate vote totals for President Biden, but rather a Republican.
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Trump team and Fox alleged dead voters. Most cases were either debunked or actually involved Republi (Original Post)
Nevilledog
Oct 2021
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louis-t
(23,297 posts)1. Repugs have been coerced into cheating.
They think Dems are cheating, so it's their patriotic duty to cheat to 'even the score'. One guy in PA killed his wife and tried to vote for fg in her name. 4 out of 5 cases of voter fraud in PA were repugs.
Bev54
(10,072 posts)4. Had not heard of someone killing their spouse to vote, have heard
about the guy whose wife died in 2017 and he voted in her name, I think in Colorado. But would like to hear more about guy who killed his wife and then voted in her name. Did they learn that when charging him with her murder? This sounds interesting.
louis-t
(23,297 posts)5. It was Colorado. While investigating the murder, they found out
he also used her name to vote for tfg.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/man-arrested-wifes-murder-now-accused-voting-trump/story?id=77692708
Bev54
(10,072 posts)6. Thanks, I remember following this one for the murder but had not heard
he also voted under her name as well. Wow.
Floyd R. Turbo
(26,609 posts)2. Yep!
underpants
(182,883 posts)3. Damn! This time I thought the really had something
Maybe next time.