Mainstream media reported Smartmatic WAS started in Venezuela, took cash from socialist govt, helped steal election for Chavez--in 2004!

Suppose a U.S. media outlet ran a piece complaining that Smartmatic--the company whose software forms the core of the Dominion vote-tabulating scam--was a) started by two Venezuelan men; b) was given a $91 MILLION loan from the socialist government of Hugo Chavez; c) had a Chavez minister on their board of directors; d) bought Sequoia Voting Systems--one of the largest U.S. companies making electronic voting machines, for $16 million; and e) that the U.S. government didn't review the purchase.

Suppose further that polls in Venezuela showed then-dictator Chavez behind in the 2004 election by a whopping 59-41, but then on election night Chavez declared that HE had won, by exactly the same margin, 59-41 in his favor--i.e. a 36-poiint swing, from 18 points behind to 18 ahead.

Finally, suppose a Harvard expert in statistics then stated that the switch was accomplished by manipulation of the vote total by the Smartmatic software.  Would most Democrat voters think this was a right-wing fabrication?  As in, unbelievable?

Now:  suppose this piece was broadcast by left-wing, Trump-hating, Harris-loving CNN back in 2007--way before Trump was president.  Do ya think most Democrat voters would give the story a LOT more credence?

"BUT," I hear my lib friends say, "Dat didn't happen!  Cuz if it had, everyone would have been justifiably skeptical about the legitimacy of the 2020 election.  This is just a scare-story pushed by whiny Trump supporters!  No basis in fact whatsoever!"

Really?  Take a look right here.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1342986377097404418