[So Cal Rocket]

I stopped reading when I got to this line:

19,120 double punched ballots -all in one race, with "errors" only occurring two Presidential races against Republican opposition - is 33,000 "too many" to be an accident.

If 19,120 is 33,000 too many, then this guy - despite his impressive credentials - needs to go back and take 3rd Grade math over again.

[cookcounty]

Yeah, I wish this guy was right. I wish he could argue his case clearly. But I find the argument highly confusing. I won't be sharing this missing-link mishmash with others, it just doesn't add up.

[Eala]

I know Robert. I suspect a typo.

[Mr. Buzzcut]

Includes 15k from 1996.

[normy]

If 19,120 is 33,000 too many, then this guy - despite his impressive credentials - needs to go back and take 3rd Grade math over again.

15,000 from '96 plus 19,120 from 2000 minus 1800 it should have been equals 32,320 or roughly 33,000 too many. It makes sense doesn't it?

[j_tull]

Better get to know the crew, zippy.

[meatloaf]

Let see. If you add 19,120 + 15,000 you get 34,120. Then subtracting the normal expected error of 1,800 from 34,120 you get 32,320. It's not 33,000 as stated. My guess is the guy did some fast math in his head. If it was me I'd say approximately 30,000 votes.

From my point of view the guy needs a calculator. As for you maybe you need to read it again for comprehension. A rocket you ain't.