Posted on 12/08/2016 5:07:56 AM PST by kevcol
Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein told Fox News’ Neil Cavuto on Wednesday that people walk around with floppy disks in order to hack and reprogram voter machines.
Stein–who is attempting to launch election recount efforts in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin to contest Donald Trump’s victory–first explained the indicators that people looked for when a machine is suspected of being tampered with or having an error.
“So the indicators that they look for if they want to see a machine error or a foul play or tampering, you look for a couple of indicators,” she said. “So one is close race. You also look for an outcome which is the opposite of what was suggested by the polls and the exit polls.”
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I still have my 8" CP/M Wordstar disk. The drive is in my garage, but I can't recall where my home built 8085 CPU is. (And I am in my 70's)
I still have two CNC machines that use them. I better check my stock of floppies and make sure no one rippped me off.
I hadn’t thought of that. Could well be.
Yes, I read she was married to a medical doctor whose parents are from Russia. While she has been accusing Russian hackers, she never protested outside the Russian embassy, only at Trump tower.
I use “Negro”, that never goes out of style.
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I would just like to just call them human, just like me, but then I would be accused of white privilege and ignoring the “historic struggles”!
I would just like to just call them human, just like me, but then I would be accused of white privilege and ignoring the “historic struggles”!
Nice to see that Mr. Hollerith hasn’t been forgotten.
I was talking to a black female and she bristled when I used the term “blacks”. Within a minute, she used the term “whites”. I kid you not.
This dim-witted hag needs to exit the stage.
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