If we could fully audit the results of just one close primary state, I think Hillary's candidacy

[reformist2]

would collapse like a house of cards.

It's coming to light that thousands of people across the country had their registrations mysteriously switched over the past few months, so they were rendered ineligible to vote. Add in to the mix "sloppy" vote counting, to be most charitable about it, and we have the makings of an election scandal of epic proportions.

[LoverOfLiberty]

1. Every f'ing loss

is a voter irregularity.

When will Berners understand that the people have spoken and we have chosen Hillary?

[NWCorona]

2. Not true. There's been states that Hillary has won that's gone smoothly.

No one's making issue with those.

[bobbobbins01]

17. And there have been states Bernie won that are still pretty damn shady.

I'd audit everything. I suspect the biggest areas of fraud are probably in places no one thinks to look, like the southern states where Hillary won by bigger margins. Its easy to pad those and gain delegates since she was expected to win anyway. She exceeded exit polls in some of those states by statistically impossible margins.

[NWCorona]

3. There was that 5% sample audit in Chicago that was very telling.

[Thinkingabout]

4. Count this, over three million and counting, more delegates she only needs 148 more

Delegates, probably has enough in the super delegates which have not endorsed to give her the 148.

[creeksneakers2]

5. Conspiracy theory

What evidence do you have the Hillary has anything to do with any of this? Elections are only held a couple times a year. Most of the work is done by clerks and volunteers. Mistakes happen. There's no evidence to even pinpoint Hillary as the beneficiary.

[Hydra]

6. I see the usual suspects were here already

And what happened in NV is calling into question every vote in the primary that she supposedly owns.

[onenote]

7. and what sort of magic voodoo allowed someone to cancel Democratic

party registrations only of people who would have voted for Bernie?

[NanceGreggs]

8. Is there anything ...

...anything at all that BS supporters don't see as being part of some vast conspiracy aimed at keeping Bernie from the nomination?

The voters have spoken. They're not buying what Bernie is selling.

Accept that and move on.

[tokenlib]

12. Don't worry. People will move on from Hillary..

All in good time....if this keeps up.

[Beacool]

15. Yeah, the states that Sanders has won.

In the rest there has to have been some kind of fraud committed. How else could he have lost them?

[redstateblues]

9. Cue up X Files theme

What a bunch of sore losers

[timmymoff]

10. I'd love to hear about the 60 some HRC delegates

whose party affiliation was switched. They should get together with the Bernie delegates and demand to know what happened. Is there any way we can get these two groups together? But it has also happened to people we know on this board in other states. Must just be coincidence and soon the Clinton delegates whose affiliation was dropped will be contacting the Sanders delegates.

[Txbluedog]

11. Yes because when Bernie loses its fraud

Never that a majority of the voters did not want him

[coffeeAM]

13. The funny thing is, everyone knows this and the establishment thinks their doing a good job covering

it up. They still think it is the pre internet age when they could getaway with their corrupt activities within their own party.


We see it, the gig is up. 1 more election cycle and the walls come tumbling down!

[silvershadow]

14. Did you ever notice how historically accurate exit polling

came to a permanent screeching halt with introduction of HAVA?

[Electric Monk]

16. This is what election fraud looks like. It's not some Joe Sixpack trying to vote twice. nt