I forget where I heard this, but it is easy to visualize.
I heard some odds maker that reviewed all of the “irregularities” of the election said. If they were all added up, it could be compared to:
Take 20 jelly beans and put them in a bowl, 19 are white, and 1 is black. Stir them up, and have a blindfolded person pick one out. What are the chances the one black bean would be picked?
The election could be compared to this exercise being repeated 12 times in a row, and all 12 times the black bean is picked!!!
No evidence of fraud, just good luck.
Ace High Flyer
But Ace, don’t you know that only “Black Jelly Beans Matter”.
Ace High Flyer adds…
Most elections PA has around 200,000 mail in ballots. The average rejection rate for errors is usually in the 11 to 13% range. This year there were over 3,000,000. Since the bulk of these were from people who had never voted this way before, logic would have it that the rejection rate would go up. Nope, the rejection rate was around 1%. Those Democrat voters are highly trained and accurate.
Ace Highflyer
It was a COUP !!!!!