Bilge_Rat |
01-25-17 01:32 PM |
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Originally Posted by Dowly
(Post 2460738)
Oh crap, I forgot all about where the claim originated from! :rotfl2::rotfl2::rotfl2:
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well no, it was more complicated than that, it all started when a Dem activist, labeled as a "computer scientist" in the "mainstream" media made a claim based on extremely thin data that the Russians has hacked the voting machines in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. :rotfl2::rotfl2::rotfl2:
Dem donors promptly threw $7 million plus at Jill Stein so she could start a recount. :har::har::har:
The "mainstream" media reported on the "Russian" hacking "report" very seriously. :haha::haha::haha:
A Gop activist (not Alex Jones) using data which was as "valid" as that used by the "computer scientist" made an estimate that up to 3 million votes may have been illegally cast. Trump, who was understandably upset about the Russian hacking theory and recount re-tweeted it.
The "mainstream" media was aghast that Trump would make this claim, even though they were buying the "russian" hacking fable, hook, line and sinker. :yep::yep::yep:
I don't believe there was significant voter fraud, just like I do not believe Trump is a Russian spy, but if you are going to investigate one myth, you might as well investigate another. :O::O::O:
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