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You set the machines so they have an abnormally high error rate then you can send the same stack of ballots through multiple times and the adjudicator can set them as votes to whomever they like. Before doing this you can cover up the windows so no observers can see what you’re doing or make up some story about a burst water pipe. Next time remember about the security cameras and don’t have any of your co-conspirators boast about their crimes.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostHow were these votes changed?
You can also set the machines to automatically weigh one candidate’s vote higher than the other which is where the fractional votes come fromComment
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Already done. Here’s the preliminary report.Originally posted by AtW View PostAnd why wasn't that proven in court?

https://www.depernolaw.com/uploads/2...edacted%5D.pdf
Don’t worry your communist friends have probably bribed and blackmailed enough people to turn a couple of Republicans traitor, so Biden might still squeak in. We’ll have to wait and seeComment
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That's not a link to a court decision.Originally posted by hugebrain View PostAlready done. Here’s the preliminary report.
https://www.depernolaw.com/uploads/2...edacted%5D.pdf
Don’t worry your communist friends have probably bribed and blackmailed enough people to turn a couple of Republicans traitor, so Biden might still squeak in. We’ll have to wait and seeComment
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I think I've spotted the flaw in your argumentOriginally posted by hugebrain View PostIf it gets to this stage
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You have to prove your case first and then the court makes it’s decision. That’s how it works.Originally posted by AtW View PostThat's not a link to a court decision.
If you waited until after the decision to prove your case it wouldn’t make any more sense than a crazy Russian communist.Comment
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So you agree that the case wasn't proven in court?Originally posted by hugebrain View PostYou have to prove your case first and then the court makes it’s decision. That’s how it works.Comment
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What you have posted are allegations, not proof.Originally posted by hugebrain View PostYou have to prove your case first and then the court makes it’s decision. That’s how it works.
If you waited until after the decision to prove your case it wouldn’t make any more sense than a crazy Russian communist.
Here is the response:
https://www.michigan.gov/documents/a...y_710474_7.pdf
Why do you believe one side is proof and the other side isn't?Comment
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