They did not breach the building. The doors were opened from the inside calmly by police. Several people (less than the number of admitted informants on site that day) broke an external window. This was not used by thousands of people to enter the capital. And even in the footage you can see there are already many people walking around inside the capital while the window is being broken.
@JohnCannonIV@natebige_ That’s the great thing about paper ballots. They can’t be hacked. And they can be recounted by hand to confirm the accuracy of the machine count.
It is you who doesn't understand paper ballots. It doesn't matter if the paper ballot is printed using a marking device. All votes are printed on paper, enabling voters to confirm the accuracy of each vote printed on their paper ballot prior to tabulation. Each ballot can be recounted by hand. It doesn't get any better.
@natebige_@IonicBlast This idiot just made a fool of you. We vote on paper ballots here in Texas. It’s not just a good idea. because it provides a paper record of votes. It’s the law.
Texas counties use vote tabulators to count our paper ballots. It’s not possible for a vote tabulator to switch a vote, just like it’s not possible for a money counting machine to change a one dollar bill into a $20 bill.
Hand recounts confirm the accuracy of the vote tabulators.
@IonicBlast@teamphil Because he’s an idiot that doesn’t know what he’s talking about. There’s very, very, very few places that use paper ballots here in Texas. He’s an Old fool that doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
dude, go look it up almost every single county in Texas had more registered voters. Then there are voting age people… by anywhere from 5 to 20%. One of the counties is over 300%.😳
20% minimum of the population doesn’t even register to vote
Now we figured out where the 2 million fake Democrat votes came from
Top small-county percentages cited
Loving: 362.5%
Kenedy: 195.6% Edwards: 66.3%
McMullen: 64.3%
Presidio: 33.4%
Real: 28.0%
Zavala: 20.0%
Maverick: 19.4% Crockett: 19.1%
Glasscock: 18.0%
Roberts: 17.7%
Irion: 17.3%
Kendall: 15.9%
Culberson: 15.5%
Zapata: 15.2%
Larger counties cited over 100%
• Parker: 111.2%
• Comal: 109.4%
Ellis: 108.1%
Montgomery: 107.6%
Webb: 105.5%
Hays: 104.2%
Fort Bend: 104.1%
Collin: 104.0%
Williamson: 103.0%
Denton: 102.0%
@markjos05095724 No. Democrats have not been telling you they won every county. Republicans won over 200 Texas counties. This has been obvious since last Wednesday.
@Wired2Jam@grok Thanks. Loving County is the answer. The very county that MAGA implied something something suspicious went on there was won by MAGA Ken Paxton with 53 votes.
https://t.co/gCH2PbYRbP
This account with 136k followers is still insisting that numerous counties in Texas had more votes than registered voters.
Reality: 0.00% of Texas counties had more votes than registered voters.
@MustangMan_TX@dblblndradio No county in Texas had more votes than registered voters and you're going to prove it by failing to identify any of those supposed counties in your reply.
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@MAGA__Patriot Voters in Texas have their citizenship verified, show ID to vote and have minimal mail-in voting. Republicans still got whipped. You’re just a bunch of sore losers.
@themoodof76@teamphil 🧵You seem to be having trouble with what constitutes evidence. Let me help you.
First its important to know exactly what claim is being made and whether that claim is actually indicative of anything. Lets take Parker county. What number totals 111% ?
Voter turnout/VAP?