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To: rurgan

I think you’re worrying too much - all recounts have swung a thousand or so votes MAX. MI has paper votes - so you’d need to find a stack of 10,000 legitimate votes somewhere. Impossible. PA has a margin of 70,000 votes, and the vote has been tabulated twice by both Dems and Reps. As the Dem Chief of Elections stated, it’s a boring job but if any irregularities would have arisen, you would have heard from them immediately. Wisconsin is somewhat in the middle, as there is a 20,000+ margin and this also is impossible to overcome as Wisconsin’s voting system is so decentralized (it’s conducted by precinct separately). Any “found” votes would immediately cast the shadow of suspicion on the precinct and the staff of that precinct that found the vote.

What Hillary et al., are hoping for is a nobody code-monkey to come and say “well, the votes could have been hacked” but this does not work in MI (all paper) or in PA (no internet connection).

I say this is for Jill to run for Governor of MA in 2018.


26 posted on 11/26/2016 12:07:18 PM PST by struggle (The)
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To: struggle

Not sure the GOP can contest anything due to the 1982 injunction imposed on the GOP.


27 posted on 11/26/2016 12:09:48 PM PST by dpetty121263
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To: struggle
I think you’re worrying too much - all recounts have swung a thousand or so votes MAX.

You're right, this is patently absurd.

Nothing will come of it --there might even be a negative outcome for Stein/Clinton. I.e. Trump might pick up a few votes.

This so ridiculous, I'll stick my neck out and predict this nonsense will backfire on the Dims.

83 posted on 11/26/2016 4:42:34 PM PST by shhrubbery! (NIH!)
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