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The tape is 24 HOURS long. That 90 second clip was selected several hours after the tape was initially received. NO ONE had yet had time to review the entire tape. The "debunk" part objected to referring to the ballot boxes as "suitcases". OK, they weren't suitcases. They were "something" on wheels that held ballots. BFD. That doesn't mean that they were not brought out AFTER the observers were sent home (the press reported this at the time but you need a subscription to the local news paper to see history so I can't find the reports). It also doesn't mean that an hour later they weren't opened and scanned MULTIPLE TIMES!!!! Who has debunked that???Though the allegation has been disproven multiple times by the Georgia secretary of state’s office, Sterling on Monday again walked through what actually occurred. (Here’s a breakdown of what really happened. Basically, the ballots inside the box in question had already been accounted for.)
Your "fact" checkers pick one word out of a report and say "that's not true" and you are supposed to believe that the essence of the report isn't true just because the reporter referred to some slightly blurry, black things on wheels with telescoping handles as suitcases.
Then WHY were they scanned AGAIN, MULTIPLE times??? You can see that with your own lyin' eyes if you actually want to check "facts". And what were they doing hiding away under a draped table? How did they get there? Where in the video do we see them being taken from the opening table, stacked in the case, and the case moved to UNDER the drape? If you want to clarify their provenance and prove that they got there legitimately, the "debunkers" can show the clip where they come from the opening table and get placed where they were found later. No one has come up with that clip that I know of. I'd love to see it.Basically, the ballots inside the box in question had already been accounted for.)