This is a duplicate posting from the other Frankenstein thread. I’m not so confident in the accuracy of this recount. When I took statistics in college, we would have looked at this situation as highly improbable. When a few million people cast ballots in a political contest, it is so unlikely that the tally will come up less than fifty votes apart that something would seem to be very wrong. People are just not split that evenly. A perfect even split in such a large election is as likely as all the votes going to one side. It’s just not going to happen….legitamately. If you believe in Occams razor, the far more likely scenario is that somebody is stuffing ballot boxes to get just past their opponent. Keep this in mind, over 75% of the ‘new voter registrations’ that were turned in during 08 for MN were from Acorn. Acorn has established a pattern of loading up the voter registrations with phoney voters and submitting absentee ballots for them. Another thing they do is put volunteers in the precincts on election day and after the voting is done, use the bogus voter registration to load up there side when there are no republican overseers around, which is very often the case. I would also point out that all of this time and foot dragging facilitates mischief. Votes have appeared that were not safegaurded, votes have dissappeared and according to the Coleman camp, 113 votes from the same precinct were counted twice. (the total from that precinct is still 113 more than the ballots that were cast there. (All for franken by the way). That issue still has not been resolved. If you are believing this is all co-incidence, you are extremely gullible. It has been TWO MONTHS since the election and they haven’t opened up the absentee ballots yet??? Trust me, those ballots are probably being engineered as we speak, that’s why all the foot dragging, they will not open them until they know the outcome. I think if this election were to be re-run, under very watchful eyes and checking registrations closely, Coleman would win handily, just like Saxby Chambliss did when everyone said it was a neck and neck contest. How much did he win by? It was almost 15 percent. It’s a lot harder to commit voter fraud in a runoff when everybody is watching closely. That being said, I think the dems are probably going to succeed in stealing this election just as they did in Washington State. The democrat judges, the democrat canvassing committee, all of the people who’s job it is to provide justice in this situation will turn a blind eye in order for there side to win.

Bikerken on January 3, 2009 at 9:43 PM

Truth be told, the difference in this election is what one might call, “Within the margin of error.” There have been far more than enough well publicized hijinks and questionable decisions made here for any REASONABLE person to conclude that the outcome is not really legitimate. But you watch as the democrat judges who will hear the legal challenges tell us all to move along, nothing to se here.

Bikerken on January 3, 2009 at 10:07 PM