Paul Kengor’s recent article about the presidential election results got me thinking about what it would take to convince a friend of mine — or a Pennsylvania legislator or judge — that there really was something fishy going on in this election. Kengor’s piece focuses on an exchange between Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani and Ret. Col. Phil Waldren at last week’s Senate Majority Policy Committee hearings in Pennsylvania, in which Giuliani established that if you add up the total number of votes for Biden and Trump in a series of what Waldren described as Biden “spike anomalies,” you get around 570,000 votes for Biden and only around 3,200 for Trump.
About those ‘spike anomalies’ in Pennsylvania …
