New York Times & New York Post for once give the same News: NY Polling Workers have been counting wrongly the mailed in ballots. Which means Giuliani must be reinstated.
Rudy Giuliani and of course Donald Trump must be offered an apology for the tremendous attack they received when they denounced strong and visible irregularities in the counting of the postal votes in several States and the switching machines in others. In Detroit a Black Republican candidate for the Senate, John James, a Trump's darling, said he thinks he had won but the election was rigged against him, in Georgia also Perdue and Loeffler may have undergone the same "treat", as a matter of fact it's a chaos.
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| Capitol Rioters were REALLY protesting the voter fraud NOT the white rage, imbeciles! |
But the Republicans who did the big march on Washington to ask not to certify Biden because they had witnessed the election fraud in their States were accused of being White Supremacists, even Gen. Mark Milley said "I want to understand the white rage" like an idiot and he's white and everybody talked like the election fraud allegations were baseless and started talking about senseless white rage etc. Rudy Giuliani was even barred from exercising the profession of Lawyer in New York because according to the NY bar he peddled fake narratives about election fraud. Instead today we had our intellectual revenge & satisfaction: the New York Times publishes of the homepage 2 articles about the chaos in the polling stations of New York were the workers watch Netflix instead of working and are appointed with nepotist methods and....they messed up the counting of the votes:
"New York Mayor’s Race in Chaos After Elections Board Counts 135,000 Test Ballots
The extraordinary sequence of events threw the closely watched Democratic primary contest into a new period of uncertainty and seeded further confusion about the outcome."
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This is what makes Alex Jones a prophet, at times, he's one who gives you the news a couple of days/years before...let's go on quoting always from the NYT:
Inside Decades of Nepotism and Bungling at the N.Y.C. Elections Board
Some staffers read or watch Netflix at the office, while others punch in and then go shopping or to the gym, current and former employees said.
Now from the New York Post and Fox News that finally don't deny the mess at the polling station The New York Post reported that it was Adams who first spotted a 100,000-vote discrepancy on Tuesday.
"The vote total just released by the Board of Elections is 100,000-plus more than the total announced on election night, raising serious questions," an Adams spokesman said. "We have asked the Board of Elections to explain such a massive increase and other irregularities before we comment on the ranked-choice voting projection." And so on....Source New York Post with interview to Adams
"The too-close-to-call Democratic primary race that will likely decide New York’s next mayor was thrown into disarray after election officials admitted they accidentally included “test” results in the vote count, leading to 135,000 extra ballots.
The botching of the city’s first ranked-choice election was first flagged by front-runner Eric Adams, who pointed out that preliminary results from the Board of Elections showed that 941,832 votes were cast for the Democratic mayoral nomination, a huge increase from the 799,827 that were counted on primary day last week.
The BOE clarified its screwup in a tweet Tuesday night."
New York’s Board of Elections is a travesty
New York’s Board of Elections keeps finding new definitions of the word “fail.”
The group that bought voting machines that didn’t work when it was too humid, that couldn’t keep track of its own technology, that disqualified more than 80,000 mail-in ballots in the 2020 primaries, admitted Tuesday that — surprise — it messed up the first calculation of ranked-choice voting.
The BOE released results that showed Eric Adams with a roughly 15,000-vote lead over Kathryn Garcia. But hold on: The total number of in-person votes was 140,000 more than on Primary Day. (...)