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To: stinkerpot65
If Democrats control any part of this, they will create the votes they need.

They probably have a few hundred boxes of illegal votes ready. The communists Democrats had to have time to create these illegals and dead. She better hope not, Civil War ready.

126 posted on 11/26/2016 7:46:24 PM PST by Logical me
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To: Logical me

The democrats are not looking to create votes here. Rather, they are looking to destroy them.


146 posted on 11/26/2016 8:11:53 PM PST by FlipWilson
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To: Logical me
Election counts don't work that way. Any ballots that are "found" at this late date would certainly be disqualified.

There's a reason why recounts only change the results of an election when the margin is very, very small. It's because the ballots collected on Election Day -- and (depending on the state) on a subsequent date after Election Day in cases of absentee ballots that have to be postmarked by Election Day -- are the only ballots that can be included in recounts. The recounts, then, always involve disputes over ballots that were legitimately collected by the dates required under law, but were either disqualified incorrectly or were counted for the wrong candidate.

So the only way Trump can lose Wisconsin (for example), is if there are 20,000+ incorrectly disqualified ballots out there that were all cast for Hillary Clinton, 20,000+ votes for Clinton that were incorrectly counted for Trump, or a combination of both.

The scenario here is so outlandish that nobody with half a brain really believes it's going to go anywhere.

158 posted on 11/26/2016 8:20:26 PM PST by Alberta's Child ("Yo, bartender -- Jobu needs a refill!")
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