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NopeDo you think the result could change?
Nope
The reason is that the exit polls do not agree with the votes, therefor the challenge.
So, should we have a recount in every State because the polls got it wrong?
This is why I think the Clinton team was hesitant but the green party raising money for it is pretty interesting. Hacks don't have to be unprecedented because discrepancies from computer scientists were telling the Clinton team that key county numbers seemed fishy.From what I have heard, the difference in votes is beyond justification for a recount. It's silly really. Cant help but think of the many valid charitable causes that would be legitimately served by that five million dollars she raised.
Why limit the recounts to close states then?I have heard about this. Changes to the results are not the goal.
Specifically not the point.
The point is to evaluate the process objectively. I look forward to the results.
Tom
I am not privy to the discussion. I don't claim to know.Why limit the recounts to close states then?
Does she think Trump was right about the process being corrupted (but in his favor)?
I know of no voting controversies here in Michiganistan.I am not privy to the discussion. I don't claim to know.
But I suspect that the corruption and rigging might be easier to find in the three states involved. The results in those states were surprising and historic to say the least.
Tom
If you were going to rig an election by computer hacking which states would you do it in? (not saying you would, not saying it was rigged)Why limit the recounts to close states then?
Does she think Trump was right about the process being corrupted (but in his favor)?
The more computerized states would be the obvious targets.If you were going to rig an election by computer hacking which states would you do it in? (not saying you would, not saying it was rigged)
Is this her reasoning, & it's purely that MI, PA & WI have extremely close counts where Trump won?If you tried to do this in California it would take a lot of work, be very suspicious, and hard to cover up. But if you tried it in a state where the vote was expected to be close you might be able to flip the state with only a slight change in the numbers which would be harder to track.
That would be especially odd since she said the exact opposite.I know of no voting controversies here in Michiganistan.
But our vote was extremely close.
Could it be that Stein is hoping for a slight change which would send all our EC votes to Hilda instead?
That would be odd indeed, since Stein finds Hillary the more dangerous (war with Russia).
Nope, mine.Is this her reasoning
It's not clear what you're saying is inaccurate, butThat would be especially odd since she said the exact opposite.
At least according to NPR that is what the folks spearheading and financing the effort said. Can you at least give NPR credit for accurately reflecting the Green Party statements?
Tom
I find videos on my phone problematic, so I don't watch them.It's not clear what you're saying is inaccurate, but
Jill Stein has been clear on the Hillarious danger....
I'm going by her own words....not what others attribute to her.
(NPR is not to be trusted when quoting someone in a fight wherein they've taken a side.)
The video supports my claim that Stein finds Hillary the more dangerous one regarding war with Russia.I find videos on my phone problematic, so I don't watch them.
Is your video about the recount, or something from back in the campaign?
I'm asking why the recounts are in states where Trump barely won....WI, MI, PA.According to the news I heard today, changing the outcome of the election is not part of the agenda. If you are taking issue with the report, please explain why.
Tom