31 Kentucky counties reported election fraud after primaries

[Spyro 8,438]

http://www.wsaz.com/content/news/31-Kentucky-counties-report-election-fraud-Tuesday-379882911.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

 

Seriously, at this point it's about wanting a FAIR democratic system, but f**k our voices, right?!!

[FATCAT 60,938]

I've said it a million times, and I'll say it again:

I'd rather lose fairly, than win unfairly. Clinton and the DNC don't share my morals.

[hausofandrew 105]

Now watch that populist Sanders and his supporters play the victim and blame the establishment. 

[En_Sabah_Nur 9,366]

Don't even care anymore...

 

[AJH219 4,448]

3 hours ago, FATCAT said:

I've said it a million times, and I'll say it again:

I'd rather lose fairly, than win unfairly. Clinton and the DNC don't share my morals.

What's even more appalling is the nonchalant attitude these type of accusations are treated with. But what else can you expect from this increasingly embarrassing country? Voter suppression IS happening and only the brainwashed fools are the one who can't see it. Our future is bleak! 

[Duella Dvil 12,000]

3 minutes ago, AJH219 said:

What's even more appalling is the nonchalant attitude these type of accusations are treated with. But what else can you expect from this increasingly embarrassing country? Voter suppression IS happening and only the brainwashed fools are the one who can't see it. Our future is bleak! 

We're so ****ed i'm already having uncle sam's cumfarts

[LebaneseDude 6,146]

Sorry, but what does this prove? These are complaints, not actual allegations.

"More than 76 reports of election fraud from 31 counties were called into the Kentucky Attorney General’s hotline during Tuesday’s primary, Attorney General Andy Beshear reports."

"Complaints included procedural and legal questions, voter assistance, voting machines, voter identification, residency, election officials, electioneering, poll disruption and vote buying."

Yeah you'll occasionally have some hitch in the process. These procedures aren't robotic, and there are occasionally people who do stupid things. You are claiming fraud when it's just human imperfection at work  

Also what makes you think there weren't Hillary supporters among them? What makes you think that some of them weren't looking for a fight or outright lying or dramatizing for the sake of it? Why can't it be Republicans looking to stir drama? Why would anyone assume anything from these?

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Boyd County: Voting machine

Floyd County: (two calls) Special or absentee ballot and one electioneering within 100 feet of polls

Johnson County: Procedural question

Pike County: Election official

Rowan County: (two calls) Election official and procedural question

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Problems in voting machines are normal and likely affected all involved.

I don't get how the second constitutes proof of anything? I can call my university office right now and claim something too. It doesn't mean I am saying the truth. If there was someone there doing electioneering, I'm certain it's an isolated incident.  

The third is a legal question, not fraud.

The fourth is a question about an election official, not fraud.

The fifth is a question about election officials and procedural questions, not fraud.

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So not only is this article being deliberately misleading, it's also attempting to frame 76 complaints as fraud, when most aren't, in a state that had an excess of 3000 people voting.

Note how they didn't even name the issues from other counties. If these the are the best they could come up with...   

What's worse is it's trying to sum them up to get that number. There are 120 counties in Kentucky, so a quarter of them had issues or questions. If you think about it and look at the given data, it seems there were one or two people with questions in every one of those counties, as well as a couple of issues that arose her and there. How is that remotely not normal?

Election fraud typically happens in a mass scale, not in the double digits of people affected. 

It's actually a little concerning that you are confusing this for voter suppression. Voter suppression is a real problem facing many people today. This isn't voter suppression. This is voter discontentment. 

Come on guys. Read the articles before posting or commenting on them  

[LebaneseDude 6,146]

1 hour ago, AJH219 said:

What's even more appalling is the nonchalant attitude these type of accusations are treated with. But what else can you expect from this increasingly embarrassing country? Voter suppression IS happening and only the brainwashed fools are the one who can't see it. Our future is bleak! 

Well I don't think this particular accusation holds any merit.

[JevyDuty 2,961]

7 minutes ago, LebaneseDude said:

Well I don't think this particular accusation holds any merit.

I have to tell you, I'm very impressed at how fast you DESTROYED or should I say OBLITERATED this article. 

Bernie's blue tea party movement has become dangerous. They are young and, a lot of them, very ignorant  (they're young it's not their fault). And Bernie is definitely not helping the situation when he is blantantly giving his supporters false hope so then at the end of the contest, they feel robbed. I mean, they already do with all this talk of voter fraud and voter suppression (dumbest accusation of all).

Well, I'm ready for this wildfire to spread. 

[Himeros26 1,688]

Sigh.

Not surprised. 

[LebaneseDude 6,146]

4 minutes ago, Larry Hill said:

I have to tell you, I'm very impressed at how fast you DESTROYED or should I say OBLITERATED this article. 

Bernie's blue tea party movement has become dangerous. They are young and, a lot of them, very ignorant  (they're young it's not their fault). And Bernie is definitely not helping the situation when he is blantantly giving his supporters false hope so then at the end of the contest, they feel robbed. I mean, they already do with all this talk of voter fraud and voter suppression (dumbest accusation of all).

Well, I'm ready for this wildfire to spread. 

It doesn't take much to open the article, read its contents, and then analyze it keeping context in mind.

I wish people employed that rather than jump to conclusions  

Of course my post will probably be ignored  

[Bt1 5,213]

I really dont understand what Bernie wants at the moment. He knows he cant win, but he let his supporters get wilder and wilder. For what? Probably he wants the VP seat, but for that he needs to get closer to Hillary not make gap even larger.

[PartySick 174,254]

2 hours ago, Uncle ARTPOP said:

We're so ****ed i'm already having uncle sam's cumfarts

Oh my goooooood  

[Luiz 4,253]

stay in there bern 

if the FBI comes for hillary during the general ( as i suspect they will due to republican influence) you might be happy bernie stayed in and continued to try to gain momentum and recognition if hillary needs to be replaced

[SissyFromSpace 20,884]

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