Anonymous wrote:Please recount and audit Nevada, New York, California and Colorado. One of them could flip red and I'd bet Hillary loses 2 to 3mm in fraudulent votes.
Anonymous wrote:Please recount and audit Nevada, New York, California and Colorado. One of them could flip red and I'd bet Hillary loses 2 to 3mm in fraudulent votes.
Anonymous wrote:Please recount and audit Nevada, New York, California and Colorado. One of them could flip red and I'd bet Hillary loses 2 to 3mm in fraudulent votes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jill Stein came no where near close to costing HRC the election. The honor of losing belongs to HRC alone.
Stein may be using the delusional desperation of HRC supporters to raise money, though!
Yes she did. There are states where Clinton lost by fewer votes than the number of votes that Stein got.
As for her motivation, she claims it isn't on Hillary Clinton's behalf. She cites reports of potential hacking and fraud. She wants to know if our elections can be trusted. We ALL need to know our elections can be trusted.
jsteele wrote:OP, it's good to see that you read Talking Points Memo, though you might have credited it as a source. It is interesting to me that Democrats, so used to immediate surrender, can't help but be suspicious of the motives of someone who is willing to put up a fight. Just think how suspicious you will be if a recount finds that Clinton won.
I don't think a recount is likely to result in changing the results, but I don't think it can do any harm. To the contrary, if it creates greater certainty in the vote count, it would be a good thing. I can't fault Stein for making the effort if Democrats are unwilling.
Anonymous wrote:Jill Stein came no where near close to costing HRC the election. The honor of losing belongs to HRC alone.
Stein may be using the delusional desperation of HRC supporters to raise money, though!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't see anything amiss in these calls for a recount. If the situation was reversed Republicans would have ground the country to a halt till every last vote was re-tallied.
Actually, the last ones to do that were, again, Democrats.
That was a very different situation, but nice try.
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