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Watch Senator Parent lose her shit when as she tries to explain away the footage:
Someone's nervous.
I love how she tries to repetitiously use the phrase "debunked for weeks" and regurgitates the yarn of "where's your evidence" when it's right in front of her accompanied by sworn affidavits.
Does anyone know if there's a phrase for someone constantly saying "where's your evidence?" even though it's been put right in front of him? It's clear that the Demmy's have been using that as a first and last line of defense since they know that the mainstream news will quote that specific statement, and no other, as a means of deteriorating the case for claims of voter fraud solely on the virtue of their criticism.
There was a good Twitter response to her silliness: "The story was “debunked” when they thought a video proving the story didnt exist. Now they’ve shifted positions again, admitting all the impropriety in front of your eyes exist while trying to explain it’s actually well and proper because the very people accused say so."
Clearly, Parent was relying on the insinuation that "debunked" refers to something finalized--and typically it does. Unless of course, in actuality, it wasn't.
