m_shortpants
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I'm not going to get my hopes up.
Time is running.
Time is running.
Nate Silver already said it was trash.Just saw this on Fox 6 Milwaukee, they said no evidence though, just that it is a possibility ???
Just saw this on Fox 6 Milwaukee, they said no evidence though, just that it is a possibility ???
People best hope this isn't true because the implications and problems this could lead to are potentially catastrophic. If there is evidence of state-backed hacking by Russia, it'd be war.
Ehh, less vote share in electronic voting counties isn't much in the way of evidence. It's very possible those counties simply favored Trump more. You need a lot more than that.
For this article to hold weight they'd need actual physical evidence something happened. So far this is just making democrats look bad.
Actually, it doesn't. It just needs to spread on Facebook and other social networks and become truth like the rest of the fake news.
Liberals need to embrace fake news, it will serve them well in the short term during Trump's presidency.
They could call for an audit in CA if they wanted. I'm sure a lot of votes would get thrown out there. But it's pointless.
Just saw this on Fox 6 Milwaukee, they said no evidence though, just that it is a possibility ???
Having consistently led Trump in public opinion polls for months preceding election day in all three midwestern states, Clinton narrowly lost Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, and may yet lose Michigan, where a final result has still not been declared.
Curiosity about Wisconsin has centred on apparently disproportionate wins that were racked up by Trump in counties using electronic voting compared with those that used only paper ballots. The apparent disparities were first widely publicised earlier this month by David Greenwald, a journalist for the Oregonian.
However, Nate Silver, the polling expert and founder of FiveThirtyEight, cast significant doubt over this theory on Tuesday evening, stating that the difference disappeared after race and education levels, which most closely tracked voting shifts nationwide, were controlled for.
Silver and several other election analysts have dismissed suggestions that the swing state vote counts give cause for concern about the integrity of the results.
Still, dozens of professors specialising in cybersecurity, defense, and elections have in the past two days signed an open letter to congressional leaders stating that they are deeply troubled by previous reports of foreign interference, and requesting swift action by lawmakers.
Our country needs a thorough, public congressional investigation into the role that foreign powers played in the months leading up to November, the academics said in their letter, while noting they did not mean to question the outcome of the election itself.
Oh, of course. That's kind of one of the problems with a national popular vote. You'd get challenges absolutely all over the place. I mean, Orange County, where I am, went blue this year. Very odd. If it mattered to the election, you can bet the Republican party would be all over the place down here checking the citizenship status of the voter rolls.
As a non Americaan, the fact that you don't have compulsory IDs and that this even is some partisan, controversial issue is just weird. How can you prevent people from voting 100s of times if there is no way to check their identity?
Let's just take the L for the next 4 years.
I find it slightly convenient that the states that lost HC the election just happen to be the only ones that have been vote hacked. And by convenient, I mean unlikely.
It's something I've never understood either, and which has frustrated me as I know several non-citizens who vote without a second thought.
I don't think there's anything here, but I don't know that that's unlikely.
If a foreign power were interfering in our elections, they'd want a result that would be plausible and have an explanation - like what happened. They wouldn't push the country towards a landslide for Trump. They'd mess with a few counties in crucial states.
It would have to be a conspiracy of enormous magnitude for this to be tho, to me it seem like grasping for straws akin to the crazy right wing conspiracies against the Clintons.
Why would it be? And how could it be worse than a falsely elected idiot president?I mean, it was clear Russia got involved during the campaign and had a preferred candidate. Would it really be that much of a stretch to assume they might go further?
(They probably didn't and even if they did I'd prefer Hillary just take the L because the aftermath of something like this might actually be worse than a Trump presidency)
I mean, it was clear Russia got involved during the campaign and had a preferred candidate. Would it really be that much of a stretch to assume they might go further?
(They probably didn't and even if they did I'd prefer Hillary just take the L because the aftermath of something like this might actually be worse than a Trump presidency)
What would it be? And how could it be worse than a falsely elected idiot president?
Go to a polling place that only cross references via name and address, forge the signature.I'm a non-citizen, explain how I could do this.
Go to a polling place that only cross references via name and address, forge the signature.
Why would it be? And how could it be worse than a falsely elected idiot president?
Yep. There's nothing to cross reference the signature with (from the polling places I've observed) so they can't tell its forged. If you see that there's already a signature in place, just say you were mistaken and walk out. It's not like there's a security guard on the alert to pounce at the first sign of fraud. If the real person comes in later, there's no way to trace it back to you. If you feel that the future of the country and perhaps your life is in danger if your candidate doesn't win, that could be enough incentive for some to risk their career. Assuming they're here legitimately. If they're not, then it wouldn't matter either way.Sorry so in this scenario I am going to go to the polling place, pretending to be someone else by stealing their name and address, forging their signature, and I better hope they haven't already voted or don't end up voting later, or else I'm probably going to get arrested and deported from the country and potentially have my life's work ruined, and in exchange I get to maybe fake one vote? This seems like a pretty bad move for me.
Yep. There's nothing to cross reference the signature with (from the polling places I've observed) so they can't tell its forged. If you see that there's already a signature in place, just say you were mistaken and walk out. It's not like there's a security guard on the alert to pounce at the first sign of fraud. If the real person comes in later, there's no way to trace it back to you. If you feel that the future of the country and perhaps your life is in danger if your candidate doesn't win, that could be enough incentive for some to risk their career. Assuming they're here legitimately. If they're not, then it wouldn't matter either way.
The risk is low because it's unlikely you'll be caught. It's a bad move for you because you have a lot to lose. Is that the same for everyone though?
She should take the L and move on.
Yep. There's nothing to cross reference the signature with (from the polling places I've observed) so they can't tell its forged. If you see that there's already a signature in place, just say you were mistaken and walk out. It's not like there's a security guard on the alert to pounce at the first sign of fraud. If the real person comes in later, there's no way to trace it back to you. If you feel that the future of the country and perhaps your life is in danger if your candidate doesn't win, that could be enough incentive for some to risk their career. Assuming they're here legitimately. If they're not, then it wouldn't matter either way.
The risk is low because it's unlikely you'll be caught. It's a bad move for you because you have a lot to lose. Is that the same for everyone though?
Even if there was real fraud? Get out.