Lot's of hate in this article for swing set assemblers imo.
Dominion says OAN's 'expert mathematician' who claimed to prove election fraud had a job 'setting up swing sets'Rudy Giuliani after an interview with One America News Network's Chanel Rion outside the White House West Wing on July 1, 2020. C
- In January, One America News Network presented an "expert mathematician" in an interview.
- The "expert" claimed to have uncovered evidence that the 2020 election was rigged against Trump.
- He was a swing set installer on Long Island at the time of the interview, a Dominion lawsuit says.
The right-wing media organization One America News Network presented a Long Island swing-set installer as an "expert mathematician" who claimed to uncover evidence that the 2020 election was rigged, a new lawsuit filed by Dominion Voting Systems says...
In the interview, Solomon said he conducted a mathematical analysis showing that the results in Fulton County, Georgia, "can only have been done by an algorithm." He added that the probability of Biden's victory in the county was "1 over 10 to an exponent so large there's not enough stars in the universe, there aren't enough atoms in the universe, to explain the number."
It's not clear where Solomon got his data set. Factcheck.org compared the numbers he used in his analysis with the data available from Georgia's secretary of state and found that they did not match. An audit of the ballots cast in Georgia in the 2020 election found that the results were correct...
Dominion's lawsuit says Solomon is not an "expert mathematician" but "was in fact a convicted felon with no college degree." The lawsuit adds that Solomon's "current job was setting up swing sets in Long Island, New York."
A spokesperson for Stony Brook University, with which Solomon said he was affiliated, previously told Factcheck.org that he took several math classes over the course of seven years at the school but never received an undergraduate degree.
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Dominion included these claims in a lawsuit filed Tuesday against OAN, alleging defamation over election conspiracy theories and seeking over $1.6 billion in damages...