Firstly, I think lots of cheating in swing states took place after hours during the drawn out counting process. That is not to say that voter fraud did not play a large role in the fraudulent outcomes, but in my view this draws attention away from the fraudulent counting process which, in my view, is where people should be focusing their attention.
Secondly, if you watch these video clips you will see he speaks at length about duplicate voter registration numbers while actually talking about people who were issued two different voter registration numbers. A duplicate number is when two different people have the same registration number. This is not a small detail. Presenting the information this way makes it look like none of them even understand what they are looking at.
Here is the relevant Wisconsin Elections Commission web page shown in the video clip:
(If you read that page, you will see plenty more irrelevant information that ignores how databases ensure there are no duplicates. I can't tell you what's wrong with those people.)
EDIT: Don't bother using Google to look for information about this. It's all "Fact Check" pages, even including fact checks about states other than Wisconsin.
I look at things like this with some scepticism.
Firstly, I think lots of cheating in swing states took place after hours during the drawn out counting process. That is not to say that voter fraud did not play a large role in the fraudulent outcomes, but in my view this draws attention away from the fraudulent counting process which, in my view, is where people should be focusing their attention.
Secondly, if you watch these video clips you will see he speaks at length about duplicate voter registration numbers while actually talking about people who were issued two different voter registration numbers. A duplicate number is when two different people have the same registration number. This is not a small detail. Presenting the information this way makes it look like none of them even understand what they are looking at.
Here is the relevant Wisconsin Elections Commission web page shown in the video clip:
Does Wisconsin have duplicate voter registration numbers? https://elections.wi.gov/node/7596
(If you read that page, you will see plenty more irrelevant information that ignores how databases ensure there are no duplicates. I can't tell you what's wrong with those people.)
EDIT: Don't bother using Google to look for information about this. It's all "Fact Check" pages, even including fact checks about states other than Wisconsin.