Thread by @themarketswork

Gen Flynn on Newsmax:

"The technical side of this election, the electronic voting, there's probably some problems there and they're going to find those out...What happened was when the votes didn't get to the numbers that they needed, now they come in with the mail-in-ballots."

Gen Flynn (cont): "I believe they are going to find mail-in-ballot problems like we already have seen, that were after the fact to get to the numbers to achieve a victory...I pray that I'm wrong, but that's my gut following a lot of information and a lot of insight."

Dems pushed mail-in-ballots until late Sept. They suddenly switched to pushing in-person voting.

See thread from last night:

https://twitter.com/themarketswork/status/1324920349314572288?s=20

On election day/night, we experienced a higher level of mail-in-ballots than had been anticipated by either side.

The Trump Campaign had accounted for the impact of Mail-ins

https://twitter.com/NicholasTrainer/status/1324086954443612161?s=20

And they had done so at a level that exceeded the Biden Campaign's initial projections.

Importantly, Trump's election day margin exceeded the Biden Camp projection

https://twitter.com/NicholasTrainer/status/1324086957786488835?s=20

Here is the Newsmax segment with @GenFlynn.

Big thanks to @BarbaraRedgate for sending to me!!

https://twitter.com/newsmax/status/1325087525015351296?s=20

Was watching live as the late Mail-ins came in. And as we know, the level of mail-ins was highly surprising - blowing away estimates.

PA, along with other states, received funds for election, much of it directed towards mail-in & absentee voting.

https://twitter.com/themarketswork/status/1324874308099870720?s=20

Given large discrepency between expected mail-in and actual mail-in, it would seem that focus on that process is warranted.

My question is simple: Was there a reachout to voters who received mail-ins, but had not returned them?

There is an answer as to how that gap was filled.