[dragnet2]

That’s so silly to believe every election is fraudulent

Really? We know top government officials and top law enforcement officials in the U.S. have/are attempting to undermine, compromise and over-throw a legitimately elected president of the United States, but wide spread voter fraud is a stretch or a silly concept?

[Dave W]

Hillary won California by 30 points. I think fraud can exist to perhaps 5 percent of the vote, but not 30 percent. California is a deep blue, deeply liberal state, so I don't think it is surprising California votes for the democrat. Are you surprised that a state that has San Francisco, Berkeley and other liberal enclaves votes for a democrat?

If the same 30 point Hillary margin occurred in Oklahoma, Idaho or Utah, then you may have something as far as some conspiracy deep state bogey man changing a vote, but you can't convince me that California's 2016 vote is fraudulent.