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nadinbrzezinski Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Nov-09-05 12:46 PM
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So where was the Diebold Effect?
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We were expecting it, hell we were expecting it... I think it was there, hold it... I'll explain.

The way the database works you can program it to literally flp a percentage of the votes. In a VERY CLOSE election this will work... but if you have a good GOTV effort and I have been told that we had a good turnout even in California, well that even small switch will not work.

If you had a larger switch in votes it would be too obvious.

The lesson of the story is... don't loose sight of the ball, which is the machines are rigged, but we NEED to get our voters out next year. That is the true lesson of the story.

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