That 43,000 ballot furphy is one of the old Fake News claims put out by The Georgia Star News & comprehensively debunked on other HC threads.
At first glance The Georgia Star News looks like a real news outlet.
It's not.
It's a fake Bannon linked MAGA site that only came into existence after Ex President Trump lost in 2020.
"How Pro-Trump Local News Sites Keep Pushing 2020 Election Misinformation
If you don't follow politics in Georgia closely — or even if you do — you might be forgiven for not knowing much about The Georgia Star News.
Founded just after the November election when President Biden narrowly flipped the state by about 12,000 votes, it looks like a regular news website with a lifestyle section, a widget for the weather and stories about local and national goings-on.
But the site is more than just a local news outlet. It's part of the Star News Network — an expanding network of pro-Trump sites seeking to influence local politics with conservative opinion by mimicking the look and feel of local newspaper sites. The group operates eight state-focused news sites, including in key Electoral College states such as Michigan, Arizona, Ohio and Florida.
Steve Bannon, a former strategist for former President Donald Trump, described The Georgia Star News in a radio interview as content "you can't get anywhere else."
"We're not Conservative Inc.," he said. "It's very populist, it's very nationalist, it's very MAGA, it's very American First."
