It's becoming a given. If you read an election-related "news" article in the local Pravda, you'll come across at least one flat-out lie.
For the obvious one: Cleta Mitchell has not been 'a partner at Foley & Lardner' since late '20 or early '21 no matter what the cap on the picture says.
For the not-too-obvious one there's this:
Also addressing the group was Arizona Senate President Karen Fann, who approved a review of the election in that state’s largest county that chased a variety of conspiracy theories. It was unable to prove any fraud in Biden’s victory there.
Actually......
..57,734 ballots with serious issues were identified in the audit. These issues include improper voter registration, improper votes, and discrepancies in the registration. This is a conservative estimate, as there were other identified problems that were not quantified nor included in that total, likely resulting in a much larger number of flawed ballots. Additional issues identified: backdated registrations, multiple voter registrations linked to the same voter affidavit, voters without records in a commercial database, and printing defects rendering thousands of ballots as suspicious....
There is NO doubt about election fraud in Arizona.
It's fairly clear that Pravda's writers no longer actually reports news; he merely pulls up his template which includes "without evidence" "conspiracy theories" and "unable to prove." Makes no difference what the FACTS are.
About $30/year and worth 1/2 of that!!
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