um no……. “fraudulent”
we know what’s what. again nice try
How exactly would that vote make it to the tabulating machine in the first place, if it was determined to be fraudulent.
How exactly would they do that? Do you really believe GOP observers would allow that, even if it were possible? 
IMHO…this nation’s government has been very badly corrupted and continuing in their corrupt ways has been a path they’ve been on for some time now. That’s why I voted for Trump. I believe he’ll do his best to stop it and two assassination attempts so far confirm this. Remember how steep that roof was? Trump couldn’t be protected from that vantage point because it was too dangerous for the Secret Service. That is the level of corruption “we the people” are dealing with.
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They were suspicious and thus attracted attention. About 400 of the 2,500 suspicious registration forms were found to be of a fraudulent nature. Many of the suspicious forms were found to be legitimate. Others had simple errors.
The legitimate forms resulted in registration, the others didn’t.
So, nothing to support your theory about invisible people’s ballots being counted by DEMs without a peep from the REP observers. 
I guess that’s certainly possible since no one would be paying attention at this point. Total voters are a bit different however. If you count all votes from 2020 it’s closer to 158M. I don’t think 3rd party candidates had 3 million votes this time around.
They weren’t even trying to hide the fact they were lying. Usually you put more effort into it.
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I was damn close on that prediction too. 
Are you referring to the 420 ballots in Bucks County? Nothing fraudulent about those ballots. Simply a missing 2-digit year suffix. An oversight by about 420 legitimate voters. County commissioners voted to count the ballots, while thumbing their noses at the PA Supreme Court stay order and making their defiance very public.
And no, I don’t agree with their decision. But it certainly will make no difference in the final outcome.
I predicted Harris would match Biden’s numbers and would have the same margin of votes over Trump. But then again, I’ve never had a single one of my predictions pan out. 0% and counting. 
My predictions are accurate because I don’t follow the “news”. 
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Well of course they are. I can all but guarantee REP observers are watching the tally very closely, lest the popular vote suddenly favor Harris over Trump.
I don’t really watch the political news. I usually shoot from the hip with my predictions, and I can’t seem to hit the broad side of a barn. 
I suppose living in Missouri is also quite helpful.
In spite of Missouri becoming a “red” state (a consequence of the Obama regime), it is still very much a Bellwether.
One primary example being, we consistently have some of the cheapest gas prices in the nation. When we’re out here paying $4.29 a gallon, it’s quite obvious that the rest of the country is struggling hard.
Another being that we’re in the top 5 states with regards to lower cost of living expenses. When we’re paying $19.98/lb for a ribeye steak, or 18 bucks for a box of 5 dozen eggs, it’s quite obvious that the rest of the country is struggling hard.
what did NBC call them in the headline of my link?
Why would I care. I’ve read more than a handful of stories regarding the voter registration forms, and I believe I have a good handle on what’s going on. Simply reading a headline leads me to believe that you probably don’t.
that’s what i figured
from within the article….
“Pennsylvania officials said Friday they are investigating as many as 2,500 fraudulent voter registration applications in Lancaster County that election workers flagged during routine reviews of the forms.“
if you read on you see why way more than “suspicious”
or keep ignoring it and only focus on what supports your agenda
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This might be a bit of a misunderstanding. I was referring to them saying the roof was too pitched to put any men on it. Nothing to do with the election results.
