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In the sense I do like to know the truth...sure....I do want an answer.
Not that I will get it of course.

Oh I always knew there was fraud.
But what have we been told? Oh...it’s a small percentage, 2%. certainly not higher than 5%.

When you win - make sure you win big enough to make it “fraudproof”!!

Well you know what?
Romney was not my choice - but I think he won and I think it was “fraudproof”

except....”something” out there managed to lose 3million? 10 million?

We are to believe a large chunk of us disappeared?
After the last 4 years? Really?

And now look at West.
You can bet that every vote that was stolen from him was also stolen from Romney.

This is bigger than some numbskulls showing up at 3 or 4 polling places.

I can almost guarantee fraud in urban Dem-controlled areas. The vote totals alone in Philadelphia are ludicrous. So much so that you might perhaps overlook other areas of PA where it also may have occurred (such as Pittsburgh). Any other areas, too, with a high transient population or immigrants is also highly suspect. Of course, this sort of fraud occurred even in the 19th century. But because for a time, both parties held control of differing major cities (NYC under the Dems; Chicago/Philadelphia under the GOP), shenanigans could cancel each other out. Because virtually every city in the nation is Dem-controlled, they can cook the votes at will, whatever is necessary.

Sometimes, you don’t even need individuals committing fraud (i.e. voting multiple times). It’s the old saying that it isn’t who votes but who counts the votes. Does anyone really believe in this day and age of lazy Democrat folks that they’re so civic-minded to turn out at a rate of 100% or more ? You know something is up when they go to extreme lengths to prevent GOP poll watchers in these precincts.

I would say I find it particularly curious that on the face of said returns that Willard just “walks away.” I never trusted him (one of the reasons I railed against him on here almost daily for over 6 years) and like McCain, seemed almost like a ringer.