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elias7

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3. Wouldn't that render the election utterly invalid and mandate a recount?
Tue Dec 6, 2016, 01:40 AM
Dec 2016

Well, in a Democracy, I mean

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how convenient. voting machines that broke in hillary's best area nt msongs Dec 2016 #1
+ 1,000 Achilleaze Dec 2016 #15
Did you read the article? This might have actually given Hillary extra votes Amishman Dec 2016 #17
I guess paper ballots exist HassleCat Dec 2016 #2
We have the gall to monitor their elections to make sure they're "free and fair". Crunchy Frog Dec 2016 #13
Wouldn't that render the election utterly invalid and mandate a recount? elias7 Dec 2016 #3
I'd agree. And why wasn't this stuff about broken counting machines reported on election night... iluvtennis Dec 2016 #4
and we learned today, those machines have been broken since 2009. putitinD Dec 2016 #5
the last 3 elections putitinD Dec 2016 #10
Now we know how Rick Snyder got elected to Governor of Michigan, they couldn't count half the votes. putitinD Dec 2016 #6
They don't call them the party of dirty tricks for nothing elmac Dec 2016 #7
If this happened in a Republican County, They would be screaming from the rooftops putitinD Dec 2016 #8
God help us not get screwed again flamingdem Dec 2016 #9
I know, lets just take ALL these GWB era "help America Vote (republican)" voting macines and putitinD Dec 2016 #11
yeah, our elections are totally trustworthy... not. nt TheFrenchRazor Dec 2016 #12
This message was self-deleted by its author MichMary Dec 2016 #14
Absolutely brillant: Let's conduct elections with machines that have a life-time of 10 years. DetlefK Dec 2016 #16
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