Trump’s effort to retain power is powered by inaccurate and nonsensical jargon - The Washington Post

... Cato Institute senior fellow Julian Sanchez walked through the document, which he summarized eloquently as being "crazier than a bag of cats." The upshot is that the analysis by "Spyder": 1. doesn't show that any voting machines were actually connected to the Internet, 2. implies incorrectly that Web servers connecting to one another is evidence of nefarious activity and 3. fails to actually link any of this to fraud...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/12/10/trumps-effort-retain-power-is-powered-by-inaccurate-nonsensical-jargon/