Title: 2020 election fraud The title of the article is not “2020 election fraud” – you abbreviated it. Why did you? The definition of fraud is here and it reads: Fraud is an act of deceiving or misrepresenting. The actual headline reads: What you've been asking for: A (fairly) complete list of (some of) the most significant claims of 2020 election miscounts, errors or fraud. The operative word there is “CLAIMS.” So, the article is not about “2020 Election Fraud” – The article is about “CLAIMS” of 2020 election fraud. There is a huge difference in the two. (I do follow her works, if anyone here has a reason not to trust her, feel free to yell at me. Sharyl Attkisson is a great reporter with excellent credentials and she is highly objective. Once again, the Democrats will not investigate these claims, and many are also hard to proof. It makes no sense for the Democrats to spend time investigating these claims – They WON the ELECTION. But the fact that the media tried to bury them says a lot). These claims have been reported numerous times. This is merely a consolidated list presented here. It’s easy to find articles claiming that there was no election fraud, or that it was “not widespread,” or that it was not enough to “make a difference.” It is less easy to find some of the actual complaints and allegations, unfiltered and undistorted. Yes, it is. And there are those who only find articles that support their beliefs and accept them as the political gospel. The legislatures of Pennsylvania, Georgia, Nevada, Michigan and Arizona are among those who have been holding public hearings on election fraud issues. Let us hope that something good will come from those hearings.

The title is 'What you've been asking for: A (fairly) complete list of (some of) the most significant claims of 2020 election miscounts, errors or fraud.'

Title: 2020 election fraud The title is 'What you've been asking for … I have been asking for – “Proof of election fraud that would have changed the outcome of the election.” … A (fairly) complete list of (some of) the most significant claims of 2020 election miscounts, errors or fraud.' [Underline Added]. But. you only gave me – “CLAIMS.” Claim: State or assert that something is the case without providing evidence or proof.

The title is written by the author, not me.

The title is written by the author, not me. That’s not true. Check and you will see that you posted: Title: 2020 election fraud In your link here – the author wrote the title as: What you've been asking for: A (fairly) complete list of (some of) the most significant claims of 2020 election miscounts, errors or fraud. Am I right – or, am I right?

I corrected the title.

And then I said the author wrote the title.

What more do you want?

I corrected the mistake, that's not good enough for you?

I corrected the title. And then I said the author wrote the title. What more do you want? I corrected the mistake, that's not good enough for you? It’s okay. Since you didn’t understand the first time, then me repeating it and trying to show you again will probably have the same result. Don’t worry about it. You tried, with good intentions. And that is appreciated.