How exactly is Trump claiming that there was 2020 election fraud any different from Hillary claiming "Russia, Russia, Russia" about the 2016 election?

I mean, you could say there was no evidence for Trump's claim, but over 4 years of investigation, there was also no straightforward evidence of Russia's so-called "collusion" as well.

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SW-User

Well both camps claim evidence of each other's accusations. One was given millions of dollars and some years to investigate and the other is being censored.

ElwoodBlues · M

@SW-User Funny you should mention the millions of dollars! I just looked it up, the whole Mueller investigation cost $32 million, including obtaining the eight felony convictions of Trump campaign officers.

After he lost the election, Trump raised nearly $200 million. He spent about $15 million on the 61 court cases in the immediate aftermath of his loss, but he should still have a comfortable $150 million to finance dozens of responsible transparent election audits. The Arizona audit only cost $6 million after all.

My point is that Trump has plenty of resources to investigate all the fraud he wants to investigate, but he isn't investigating. The question is: WHY NOT???

SW-User

@ElwoodBlues He could get a billion dollars it wouldn't matter if the media isn't interested 😂

ElwoodBlues · M

it wouldn't matter if the media isn't interested

When Trump alleges election fraud, the media reports it; usually with the caveat that there's no evidence. So the record so far shows the media is interested.

@SW-User You are ducking the question. The question is: why has Trump so far failed to finance any election audits with the $150 million or so he has on hand? Why has he failed to actually look for evidence to support his claims?

SW-User

@ElwoodBlues

Why has he failed to actually look for evidence to support his claims?

Ask him I'm not working with him.

When Trump alleges election fraud, the media reports it

They only report it as a Damage control measure , and that's all it is. Nothing to see here.