"Every American should be outraged by the dysfunction of our national voting system."

President Trump recently tweeted the following short clip highlighting ballot 'miscounts' in Fayette County and Floyd County:

"This whole Georgia recount thing. In Fayette County they had 2,600 ballots not counted. Floyd County 2,700 ballots not counted. That's about 7 and 8 percent of the total voters in those counties, Brad. But I mean this is significant. If it was a larger county, if a larger county turns up this is one of those things that is a big issue."

"This is an outrage. Every American should be outraged by the dysfunction of our national voting system having fifty different standards. If anything it shows a light that we need a national uniform voting standard for all 50 states. We should be voting the same in California as we do in Alabama as we do in New York and elsewhere.

"Ben, thank God for Donald Trump not conceding because we would never have known these things. This would have been swept under the rug. The press wouldn't have focused on it. Donald Trump is doing a great service in exposing the dysfunction and the criminality and the negligence and the incompetence of our voting system. It's not the Russians or the Chinese who are interfering with our election. It's us."

Poll Watchers

"Glad you volunteered to be a poll watcher, here's your binoculars, the ballot counters are behind that mountain."

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As a serious suggestion, in this day and age it would make sense to livestream the vote count online with multiple cameras located throughout each counting center. That's in addition to poll watchers for each party seated at every table verifying the count.

Google censoring autocomplete suggestions for 'election fraud'

It seems that Google have taken action to ensure 'election fraud' fails to appear in their list of autocomplete suggestions. If you type 'election f' into Google, this is the list of autocomplete suggestions it comes up with...

No mention of election fraud.

The top four autocomplete suggestions are 'election forecast', election france', 'Election 1999 film' and 'election final results'. There's no mention of election fraud.

Google autocomplete suggestions are self-learning and come from real searches, so the more times someone searches for a particular term the higher it should rank in Google's list of autocomplete suggestions. Perhaps then, people simply aren't searching for election fraud?

Well, in the interest of fairness let's compare those four top suggested search terms with 'election fraud' to compare the popularity of each search term. Here's a comparison according to Google Trends with the red line representing searches for 'election fraud'...

Vote 'error' discovered in DeKalb County: "Biden's margin of victory matched Kim Jong-il's margin of 99.9%."

David Schafer, Chairman of the Georgia Republican Party, has revealed that a batch of votes in DeKalb County showed a margin of victory for Joe Biden of 99.9%. That's higher than Bashar al-Assad received in 2007, and equal to what that Kim Jong-il received in 2009.

"An improbable margin."

David Schafer:

"One of our monitors discovered a 9,626 vote error in the DeKalb County hand count. One batch was labeled 10,707 for Biden and 13 for Trump - an improbable margin even by DeKalb standards. The actual count for the batch was 1,081 for Biden and 13 for Trump. 

"Had this counting error not been discovered, Biden would have gained enough votes from this one batch alone to cancel out Trump’s gains from Fayette, Floyd and Walton. 

"We were limited to 1 monitor for every 10 counting tables and we were kept some distance from the tables. There is no telling what we missed under these unreasonable restrictions. The miscounted batch had been signed off by two official counters.

Cheats get caught in the end

"Nobody could possibly run a fraud that involves hundreds of people over multiple years involving senior people at high levels in our most trusted and respected institutions while the entire world is watching..."

"For there is nothing covered, that shall not be revealed; neither hid, that shall not be known."
Luke 12:2

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