#StoptheSteal

Great news Credo...you got yourself a wiki page...

Stop the Steal is a right-wing conspiracy theory in the United States,[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] in which some supporters of US President Donald Trump have been promoting false claims of widespread electoral fraud during the 2020 presidential election. These supporters have asserted with minimal evidence[9] that Trump is the winner of the election, and that large-scale voter and vote counting fraud took place in several swing states.[9] The Associated Press, ABC News, CBS News, CNN, Decision Desk HQ, NBC News, The New York Times, and Fox News have projected that former vice president Joe Biden is the president-elect of the United States, having at minimum the 270 Electoral College votes needed to claim victory.[10]

"Stop the Steal" is promoted by a decentralized network of groups. The first was a Facebook group with that name, created during the counting of votes by the pro-Trump group "Women for America First" co-founder and Tea Party movement activist Amy Kremer.[11] Facebook removed the group on November 5, and described it as "organized around the delegitimization of the election process".[11][12] It was reported to have been adding 1,000 new members every 10 seconds[13] with 300,000 followers before Facebook shut it down.[14]

All subsequent "Stop the Steal" groups have since been removed from the website by Facebook moderators due to threats, incitement to violence, and discussions of extreme violence, all of which are violations of Facebook's community standards.[15][16][17] Several "Stop the Steal" groups were founded by right-wing extremists[18] after Donald Trump published tweets on Twitter encouraging his supporters to "Stop the Count".[19] Since then, many of these unorganized "Stop the Steal" groups have started protesting in several U.S. cities[which?] and townships.[20]

This next part is hilarious...

Shortly after the Facebook groups were removed, a number of liberals created a fake "Stop The Steal" group to attract Trump supporters. Once a large number of supporters had joined, they changed the name of the group to "Gay Communists for Socialism," in an attempt to troll the members. One administrator told the group that they changed the name "to avoid censorship."[21][22] Facebook's attempts to restrict groups that spread false election claims led to a surge in the popularity of Parler, a right-leaning alternative social networking site that markets itself as a "free speech" haven.[23]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_the_Steal

ROFL. You guys are nothing but an inspiration to comics everywhere.

Typical Republican bullshit...when you have no evidence just use innuendo...it's just as good, right Credo? Never mind all that stuff in the Bible about bearing false witness and gossip, and don't worry about having evidence and following any sort of rules...anything goes as long as you win.

Total moral bankruptcy.

THIS is where the steal went into Phase 2, when it became clear to Democrats that Donald Trump was on his way to a repeat victory in the same states he won in 2016.

Phase 1 was manipulation of the machine counts by Dominion and other software, but the in-person vote for Trump was so big they needed to put Phase 2 into action. The "insurance plan" that was made possible by the use of massive and unprecedented mail ballots through the manipulation of COVID fears. That was the entire reason for changing the voting processes---to cheat in the Presidential race.

Ho hum...your conspiracy theories are getting boring...

Biden won Arizona...too bad that doesn't fit in with your craziness.

Dude....how are 10,000 votes not counted in PA going to be a "game changer" when Biden's lead in PA is ~50,000 votes?