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Robert Barnes
Are we supposed to believe Cleveland turnout was flat, but Milwaukee turnout was up more than it was for Obama 2012?
1:13 PM - 4 Nov 2020
Noris Pintilie Nov 4
Replying to @Barnes_Law @Rakuu13
hotii huooo
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Iarca Stefan Nov 4
Replying to @NorisPintilie @Barnes_Law
SCOTUS
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STOP THE FRAUD Nov 4
Replying to @Barnes_Law
Exactly. It does not add up.
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_RSTUVWXYZ Nov 4
Replying to @Barnes_Law
It's all a sham.
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Joe Biden's mail ninja Nov 4
Replying to @Barnes_Law
Yeah the pandemic hit Ws harder than Oh and that was the number 1 concern for voters. I noticed you left out Detroit numbers as well here.
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antemodernist Nov 4
Replying to @forestsfailyou @Barnes_Law
Economy was the number one concern.
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Pathog3n Nov 4
Replying to @Barnes_Law
Soon, you will believe what they tell you to believe.
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Tim Robinson Nov 4
Replying to @Barnes_Law
Unauthorised question
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Frank Bella Nov 4
Replying to @Barnes_Law
Yes, we are supposed to believe that. And more importantly, nothing will be done about it.
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Mike Sheridan 🇺🇸 Nov 4
Replying to @Barnes_Law
turnout was flat in Milwaukee too... but "turnout" was very high...
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