The media doesn't determine who the President is to be. Voters do. There's plenty of evidence of intentional fraud and software 'glitches'. Wait for the Supreme Court next week...

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Originally posted by oddball:
Biden hasn't won anything. Trump hasn't conceded.

AP, CNN. Fox can "call" states till they're blue in the face, this is going to the courts.

These corrupt morons have no authority to call anything. The official results have to be certified as I understand it.

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Originally posted by oddball:
Apparently the left is saying this is legitimate because now Fox called it for Biden as well .

From what I gather from the Trump sons, this week is fact gathering time, lining up all of their ducks in a row. Hell is going to rain down next week.

More pandering to the sound bite generation and the belief that if you tell a lie frequent enough, enough people will believe it.

They’ll start referring to Sniffy as “President Elect“ every chance they get and then label anyone who disagrees as a “Denier”.

Nothing is over until the actual EC convenes and votes and even then there could be court fights. NO legitimate winner has been decided. Anyone rushing to call it over and move on is complicit in the fraud.

So, the media decides elections now?

Wasn’t there going to be a recount in Georgia?
How the fuck can they call Biden?

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Originally posted by KLGUY:
Wasn’t there going to be a recount in Georgia?
How the fuck can they call Biden?

They are attempting to control the narrative.

My money is on Trump (pretty much literally).

Hah! Faux FOX, AP, CNN, Alphabet Media Call Race for Biden after President Trump Goes Golfing in Coordinated Propaganda Assault

Another interesting thing to watch is the stock market. Just before the election when Biden was supposedly ahead in the polls the stock market tanked. Now it rebounded and is staying high which investors have high confidence Trump will stay in office.

Not agreeing or defending them, but it looks like Arizona has finally reported enough votes today for the AP to feel comfortable with AZ as a lock and therefore calling the race, and everyone else seems to be following. This is of course separate of the official results and of the pending legal fight.

Also, looks like Bret Baier at Fox was already calling Biden the President Elect yesterday. wth

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Originally posted by oddball:
Biden hasn't won anything. Trump hasn't conceded.

AP, CNN. Fox can "call" states till they're blue in the face, this is going to the courts.

Conceding is not required. It is considered good form and is a courtesy to the country and his opponent. So no, he will not, and that will not matter.

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Originally posted by SIG4EVA:
God is in control of this.

Amen.



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hmmmm...az had a lot of uncounted ballots as of 11/06 (100k+/-?). Hard to fathom they got that done unless they only counted the biden ballots.

Wouldn't surprise me if they were using the same software as pa and ga.

I'm not sure which justice besides Thomas and Alito, actually has the balls to make a decision in Trumps favor. There's 3 solid libs against him. Roberts is a coward and Kavanaugh may follow him. Gorsuch, who knows? Barret, complete toss up. It all comes down to whether those last 3 have the courage and fortitude to withstand the media's scorn.

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Originally posted by 46and2:
Not agreeing or defending them, but it looks like Arizona has finally reported enough votes today for the AP to feel comfortable with AZ as a lock and therefore calling the race, and everyone else seems to be following. This is of course separate of the official results and of the pending legal fight.

Also, looks like Bret Baier at Fox was already calling Biden the President Elect yesterday. wth

Doing their part to try to tear this country in two.



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That is EXACTLY what is going to happen if this path continues

This is all quite infuriating. Rough times ahead no matter what occurs.

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Originally posted by Rightwire:
So, the media decides elections now?

They apparently think they do.

flashguy

One Major Paper Warned About the Software Company at the Center of Ballot Glitches in Swing States

The Michigan State Republican Party on Friday revealed that a software glitch caused 6,000 Republican ballots to be counted towards Democrat's totals. The issue was eventually corrected when officials in Antrim County hand counted the ballots, which caused their county to flip to President Donald Trump. According to Michigan Republican Party Chairwoman, 48 of the state's 83 counties use the same software from Dominion Voting Systems.

There are now issues arising in Georgia in Spalding and Morgan Counties after it was revealed that a software update Monday night caused voting machines to crash on Election Day.

Spalding County Board of Elections Supervisor Marcia Ridley told POLITICO Dominion Voting Systems performed an update on machines. KnowInk, which makes electronic poll books to sign voters, also created an update. Both are something that is out of the norm, Ridley said.

"That is something that they don’t ever do. I’ve never seen them update anything the day before the election,” Ridley explained, saying she had no idea what was in the update.

Dominion Voting Systems said the software had no impact in Georgia.

“Re Gwinnett – There is no evidence of any system software problem,” Kay Stimson, Dominion Voting Systems vice president of government affairs, in told The Washington Times in an email. “My understanding is that the system was hanging at certain points in processing adjudicated ballots due to a workstation set-up issue. Our technicians worked with the county to address it, and election officials moved on to re-adjudicating ballots by the next day.”

These "glitches" cause concerns, especially with close voter tallies in multiple states. The common factor: Dominion Voting Systems. The system is being used in many states across the nation, including in key battleground states, like Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Georgia, Arizona, Nevada and Florida.

The Denver Post brought up concerns about these machines earlier this year when election officials throughout the country were scrambling to make sure their machines were secure from Russian hackers ahead of November's election:

Called ballot-marking devices, the machines have touchscreens for registering voter choice. Unlike touchscreen-only machines, they print out paper records that are scanned by optical readers. South Carolina voters will use them in Saturday’s primary. The most pricey solution available, they are at least twice as expensive as the hand-marked paper ballot option. They have been vigorously promoted by the three voting equipment vendors that control 88 percent of the U.S. market. Some of the most popular ballot-marking machines, made by industry leaders Election Systems & Software and Dominion Voting Systems, register votes in bar codes that the human eye cannot decipher. That’s a problem, researchers say: Voters could end up with printouts that accurately spell out the names of the candidates they picked, but, because of a hack, the bar codes do not reflect those choices. Because the bar codes are what’s tabulated, voters would never know that their ballots benefited another candidate. Even on machines that do not use bar codes, voters may not notice if a hack or programming error mangled their choices. A University of Michigan study determined that only 7 percent of participants in a mock election notified poll workers when the names on their printed receipts did not match the candidates they voted for. ... Pivotal counties in the crucial states of Pennsylvania, Ohio and North Carolina have bought ballot-marking machines. So have counties in much of Texas, as well as California’s Los Angeles County and all of Georgia, Delaware and South Carolina. The machines’ certification has often been streamlined in the rush to get machines in place for presidential primaries Ballot-marking devices were not conceived as primary vote-casting tools but as accessible options for people with disabilities.

One of the most interesting aspects of this, as pointed out by NOQ Report, is that Dominion Voting Systems has machines in more than one-third of the United States. They never had a lobbyist in Washington, D.C. until last year when they hired Brownstein Farber Hyatt & Schreck, a lobbying firm. One of the account's main supervisors is Nadeam Elshami, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-CA) former chief of staff.

Whether or not this was a glitch should be investigated, especially when it comes down to swing states. Areas where this system is used to should have a hand recount so voters know their votes were actually tabulated correctly. A glitch in one county is probable. A glitch in multiple counties in multiple states sounds like it could potentially be a bigger systemic problem.

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Rush said yesterday they were waiting for Fox News to join them in calling the Biden win. Then they could say see! see! even conservative Fox news acknowledges that Biden won!

Fools. They still think we all consider Fox News conservative. I haven't watched them in years and they were deleted from my bookmarks long ago as well.