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How the Case for Voter Fraud Was Tested — and Utterly Failed
Jessica Huseman at ProPublica: That made the trial a telling opportunity to remove the voter fraud claims from the charged, and largely proof-free, realms of political campaigns and cable news shoutfests and examine them under the exacting strictures of the rules of evidence. That’s precisely what occurred and according to [Chief District Judge of the […]
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Prosecutors
Unfortunately, John Oliver is—once again—right on point:
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