On "2000 Mules," Amanda writes: "All D’Souza really has—if the cellphone data is real and is really what he represents it as being—is some evidence that some people made frequent trips in areas around ballot drop-off boxes which, by design, were usually placed in heavily-traveled areas for convenience."
If that data included my precinct …
On "2000 Mules," Amanda writes: "All D’Souza really has—if the cellphone data is real and is really what he represents it as being—is some evidence that some people made frequent trips in areas around ballot drop-off boxes which, by design, were usually placed in heavily-traveled areas for convenience."
If that data included my precinct (though it probably doesn't), I might be tagged as a mule, because I often walked past a ballot drop-box in the lead-up to the election. It's very convenient, and I walk around there a lot.
It takes some deep thought to pull a massive conspiracy out of that.
What it really takes is utter desperation to string some random facts together and put a conspiracy sheen on them. D'Souza's got bills to pay and a name to keep in some headlines.
On "2000 Mules," Amanda writes: "All D’Souza really has—if the cellphone data is real and is really what he represents it as being—is some evidence that some people made frequent trips in areas around ballot drop-off boxes which, by design, were usually placed in heavily-traveled areas for convenience."
If that data included my precinct (though it probably doesn't), I might be tagged as a mule, because I often walked past a ballot drop-box in the lead-up to the election. It's very convenient, and I walk around there a lot.
It takes some deep thought to pull a massive conspiracy out of that.
What it really takes is utter desperation to string some random facts together and put a conspiracy sheen on them. D'Souza's got bills to pay and a name to keep in some headlines.