MSNBC said Delaware
Yeah, thatās what Iām saying though. A huge chunk of the election that just happened was Americans showing up to vote for President but having to simultaneously vote for a bunch of other stuff with generally lower (sometimes much lower!) conviction and knowledge. Iām saying they should decouple all that shit. Itās like if I go to order pizza and after I finish picking my toppings they ask me to make consequential decisions about my pension contribution rate, putting on my winter tires, and deciding what Iām going to do for vacation next year. WHY AM I MAKING ALL THESE DECISIONS AT ONCE IāM NOT READY!
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Yup
https://twitter.com/danpfeiffer/status/1324773347121528832?s=21
Biden is going to be up 35k in PA soon with 80k votes left, predominantly from democratic areas. This is fucking absurd.
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Wow two big drops coming in 4 minutes. Hold on to your sphincters!
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Hold on, we might get more confirmation thatā¦ Arizona is going for Biden but too early to call!
https://twitter.com/Garrett_Archer/status/1324893236528250881
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King on CNN went over the Delaware votes and then went over a few Erie votes ( ~350ā¦really). I assume they were in the same drop, but Iām not paying super close attention.
I
DONT
BELIEVE
YOU
Maricopa for sure. Maybe Philly.
WOPPITY DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
You believe in the Guru sir, you believe in him.
I think this auto loading of unstuck is massively prolonging the life of my computer. My f5 button would have been completely wrecked in the last 3 days.
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Part 2ā¦
ā Folks remember to boycott the sports leagues next year, I wonāt forget their betrayal.ā
Also 2002 Georgia midterms:
Spoonamore received the Diebold patch from a whistleblower close to the office of Cathy Cox, Georgiaās then Secretary of State. The whistleblower - who wished to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation - said that he became suspicious of Dieboldās actions in Georgia for two reasons. The first red flag went up when the computer patch was installed in person by Diebold CEO Bob Urosevich, who flew in from Texas and applied it in just two counties, DeKalb and Fulton, both Democratic strongholds. The source states that Cox was not privy to these changes until after the election and that she became particularly concerned over the patch being installed in just those two counties.
The whistleblower said another flag went up when it became apparent that the patch installed by Urosevich had failed to fix a problem with the computer clock, which employees from Diebold and the Georgia Secretary of Stateās office had been told the patch was designed specifically to address.
The results of the race:
Incumbent Democratic Sen. Max Cleland, who was five percentage points ahead of Republican challenger Saxby Chambliss in polls taken a week before the vote, lost 53% to 46%. Incumbent Democratic Governor Roy Barnes, who led challenger Sonny Perdue in the polls by eleven points, lost 51% to 46%. However, because the Diebold machines used throughout the state provided no paper trail, it was impossible to ask for a recount in either case.
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Gotcha, yeah thatās pretty compelling.
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Bad news guys. Remember that meteor that was supposed to buzz us on Election Day? Yeah it hit. Weāre all dead. Hell is sweating an election that never gets called.
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This dude gets into the weeds in one of the interviews but says something about the code forensics being consistent with a comparator function, certainly not a clock function as claimed. He alludes to exactly what youāre saying. Iām sure youāre familiar with rob-georgia.zip if youāre this far in:
http://homepage.divms.uiowa.edu/~jones/voting/dieboldftp.html
All of these electronic voting machines are owned by dyed-in-the-wool stone fucking cold deplorables. I see no reason to trust any election results that arenāt paper ballots and there isnāt a single person that will ever convince me otherwise.
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FRAUD!
Has any of this changed, does anyone know?