Fake News: WaPo Falsely Claims Trump Campaign Dropping Challenge to 600,000+ Pennsylvania Ballots

Posted on November 16, 2020 by Alan Berkelhammer

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by Joel B. Pollak

The Trump campaign pushed back Sunday night against reports by the Washington Post and others that it had dropped a major part of its case challenging the election results in Pennsylvania.

The Post‘s Jon Swaine and Elise Viebeck reported that the Trump campaign was abandoning the claim that election authorities invalidated over 600,000 votes by barring Trump election observers from watching the count. Read the rest at breitbart.com.

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1 Response to Fake News: WaPo Falsely Claims Trump Campaign Dropping Challenge to 600,000+ Pennsylvania Ballots

Joe Z says:

November 16, 2020 at 11:59 am

The Washington Compost isn’t worth toilet paper. Check out the first twenty minutes of Jeff Kuhner (today’s show, 11-16-2020, Hours 1 and 2) via YouTube.com. The Kuhner Man was on fire. This is MASSIVE VOTER FRAUD. Hint: Can you say George Soros? Trump won this election easily and will be in the White House on January 21st, 2021.

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