Posted on 11/12/2012 9:34:38 PM PST by huac
"...In 59 voting divisions in the city, Mitt Romney received not one vote. Zero. Zilch..."
(Excerpt) Read more at philly.com ...
same in Cleveland and other places?
If a single Romney voter comes forward, then what happens?
Very suspicious I would think. Eric Holder will investigate.
And the MSM won’t ask why those precincts are so racist and not diverse. /s
And the.number of registered Republicans residing in those
districts is.....?
Hopefully, one, two or three will come forward then the rest will.
Theoretically possible, but insanely unlikely. Though I did have a coworker who lived in boys town in Chicago (wasn’t one of the boys though). He said he was told that he was the ONLY registered republican in his precinct when he voted in 2004.
LOL! Good one!
I think I’m funnier than I am (go ask my kids and all their cats/dogs that live here), but thank you for the LOL.
Even Democrat Larry Sabato is saying in the article: “WTF?!”
Very sad. Even if the fraud did not actually change the outcome (and it is not certain it did not), every elected public official who took the oath to uphold and defend, should be clamoring for an investigation. Such an outcome is a statistical impossibility. If it goes unchallenged, a non biased observer would have to conclude that elections are a useless exercise.
In a non rigged count, someone woud statistically have to punched Romney’s name by accident .
Probably afraid to either get beat up or lose some “stuff”?
I heard Rush talking about this yesterday. Not even Chavez got this kind of result!
Not statistically possible. Someone would have filled out their ballot wrong.
If this would happen I believe electoral votes to be acted on by Congress members would be called into question at the convention which then could possibly open up a big ball of political wax as to Obama’s eligibility.
Isn’t that interesting?
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