“The margin of victory for Obama should be enough to dispell any idea thatt he stole the election.”
Is it?
You know how easy it is to tamper with those electronic voting machines?
Less easy than it is to tamper with paper ballots.
This line of argument is petty and unproductive.
Even if we assume that one out of every ten votes Obama received was fraudulent, he would still have been the winner.
That is the reality we have to address - creating paranoid conspiracy theories solves nothing.
More people voted Democrat than Republican this year.
That is the harsh fact.
“You know how easy it is to tamper with those electronic voting machines?”
Actually, not very. I would be more concerned about the paper ballots.
There’s enough lunacy on the left with regard to “selected, not elected” rant. Let’s let that be their thing.
Do you know how hard it would be to commit a conspiracy involving literally millions of conspirators?
I’m not saying that we should do nothing about voter fraud, but Obama won the election hands down. Fraud may swing an election in a very close race, but the Republicans were beat by a hundred miles yesterday, and we should man up to that. Sour grapes are for children and Democrats.
Chances are that most of the fraud that occured on Obama’s side occured in states he was going to win anyway, and most of the fraud that occured on our side occured in states the McCain was going to win anyway. I doubt that any state was close enough this time to call the process into question.
We need to do as McCain did last night. Graciously admit defeat, and begin to work for a stronger conservative Republican party in the future. If we do this right, we can retake the Congress in two years and put the breaks on this so-called revolution.
I intend to give Obama the respect the POTUS deserves, but do whatever I can to remind folks what he promised, and how that differs from how he governs. He ran as a centrist in many regards, and we should hold him to that, but in a respectful way. I’ll let the Democrats destroy the fabric of our nation; I certainly will not help them do it by playing their games.