Mystery ballots in Maine state Senate race bring call for investigation

And yet they have no questions at all when a democrat district has 120% showing (when the average is 40% of voters actually voting) and 100% Democrat votes in the 120% districts...

Technically the GOP surrender of House seats is not yet final. The House (I'm not sure whether the current one or the rest of the incoming one) has the final word and in theory can seat whomever they wish without judicial review. In theory they could declare Pelosi a loser, not that I would advise that.

The Rats in my memory have stolen seats by the action of their House majority. Similar action by the GOP may exist, but I suspect would be ancient. I've advised they consider looking at one or more of these close races if they have a willing candidate and a arguable case. Our base would eat up any crumb of the GOPe actually fighting... for them, whereas there wouldn't be much difference in what the left would spew if we act. You don't want to go too far with it or you risking turning off our holier than thou purists. Shame the other side lacks such. The right conditions may or may not exist this election, but if they do it would be either AZ-2 (McSally), if the rats it steal back in recount, or one of a couple close races in CA.

http://www.bradblog.com/?p=10962

The Arizona recount is a mess and I predict will be battled out in the courts for a few months

This is a demonrat ploy to use when people say the election fraud always occurs for demonrats

Or they were hidden by RATs...

Besides, we've been told there's no such thing as voter fraud.

Haven't we?

And ideally the GOP should respond to rat whining over this by enacting strong voter id and ballot security legislation, to minimize any future risks for voter fraud. And advertise the legislation as a response to rat concerns nationally. Never let a crisis go to waste... Maybe the voters will reward them with the 8 more seats they need to control their House as well.

Hear, hear!

The Arizona recount is a mess and I predict will be battled out in the courts for a few months

All elections are messy. But at the usual margins we don't delve deeply enough to notice it. I stress, the courts, including the Supreme Court, do NOT have final jurisdiction here. If they cannot provide a satisfactory resolution (satisfactory to whom, to whom DOES have that jurisdiction) in reasonable time they can and should be booted out the process.

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