There can be little evidence, no evidence, or substantial evidence.  The question is, should the US President, The US Secretary of State, The Republican Senate Majority Leader and their constituents have the right to present what they believe is substantial physical evidence of voter fraud? Guest: Prof. Jonathan Anomaly

There can be little evidence, no evidence, or substantial evidence. The question is, should the US President, The US Secretary of State, The Republican Senate Majority Leader and their constituents have the right to present what they believe is substantial physical evidence of voter fraud? Guest: Prof. Jonathan Anomaly

There can be little evidence, no evidence, or substantial evidence.&nbsp; The question is, should the US President, The US Secretary of State, The Republican Senate Majority Leader and their constituents have the right to present what they believe is substantial physical evidence of voter fraud? Guest: Prof. Jonathan Anomaly&nbsp;

Why wont the media report on election fraud evidence?

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Why wont the media report on election fraud evidence?

Why wont the media report on election fraud evidence?