Electoral Vote Prediction

Golfman25 said:
Sorry charlie. That's not an audit, but rather an academic exercise. And kind of late. But, riddle me this -- why didn't they do a statewide audit when they did cobb county?
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Why not country wide they could put Trump in a little room and he can go through every ballot in the country.
Our banana republic really looks like a 3rd world country thanks to Trump. His total lack
Woody said:
The only thing I cut and pasted is from the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. You calling them a liar?

What's with this stupid 'mostly false' crap? Is that like 'mostly peaceful'?

What did I say that isn't true? Come on man, spit it out.
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Melanie was never a supermodel she did do a billboard in NY, she posed once in a magazine swim suit but the majority of her work was being a nude model. Funny how she got into the US on a EB-1 visa known as the Enstien visa something she was not qualified for. As to your claim about Trumps sleeping habits, that's just a joke.
 
Golfman25 said:
Sorry charlie. That's not an audit, but rather an academic exercise. And kind of late. But, riddle me this -- why didn't they do a statewide audit when they did cobb county?
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I believe the Georgia SoS likely chose to augment his audit team with academics so as to try and lend the result more public credibility. They only had time and resources for one audit prior to the vote certification deadline. I understand they selected Cobb County because that is where the Republican claimed there was evidence of absentee signature fraud, not in other counties (at least at that time). Since the first audit didn't reveal evidence of wide-scale signature problems (one wife signed for her husband) it seems reasonable to assume the risk of signature manipulation was low in other locations. We'll see if the statewide audit reveals anything different, albeit after the fact, but should be helpful in the interest of better ensuring the integrity of future elections.
Woody said:
Another one? Are you sure?
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It seems so.
 
OllieC said:
See what I mean?
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I think so. Golfman did change the subject to Georgia county recounts. I personally don't mind as the discussion was civil and I believe multiple thoughts are probably necessary in a thread as broad as this one has become.
 
alnav said:
I believe the Georgia SoS likely chose to augment his audit team with academics so as to try and lend the result more public credibility. They only had time and resources for one audit prior to the vote certification deadline. I understand they selected Cobb County because that is where the Republican claimed there was evidence of absentee signature fraud, not in other counties (at least at that time). Since the first audit didn't reveal evidence of wide-scale signature problems (one wife signed for her husband) it seems reasonable to assume the risk of signature manipulation was low in other locations. We'll see if the statewide audit reveals anything different, albeit after the fact, but should be helpful in the interest of better ensuring the integrity of future elections.

It seems so.
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Are you referring to the audit discussed in that link you posted?
 
Woody said:
Are you referring to the audit discussed in that link you posted?
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I was actually responding to the posts I quoted. Did those not come through for you?
Here's another link describing the state-wide audit following the Cobb County audit:
SECRETARY RAFFENSPERGER LAUNCHES COBB COUNTY AND STATEWIDE SIGNATURE MATCH AUDITS
"Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced a signature match audit in Cobb County and an additional statewide signature match audit. The Secretary of State’s Office will partner with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to conduct the Cobb County audit and with an accredited university for the statewide audit."
https://sos.ga.gov/index.php/electi...b_county_and_statewide_signature_match_audits
 
Trump is on Fox rambling like a deposed dictator. Rambling on about every buddy from Oprah Winfrey to Hunter Biden. He looks and is acting like a pathetic deranged man, sad a very sad ending to 4 years in office. His legacy he lost the White House, Congress, the Senate and tore the GOP apart.
The reflexion of something is putting a big black X on Trump.
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Iprof said:
Trump is on Fox rambling like a deposed dictator. Rambling on about every buddy from Oprah Winfrey to Hunter Biden. He looks and is acting like a pathetic deranged man, sad a very sad ending to 4 years in office. His legacy he lost the White House, Congress, the Senate and tore the GOP apart.
The reflexion of something is putting a big black X on Trump.
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You mean the Hunter Biden that the liberal media refused to report anything on while Biden was running for president? Sad ending? Trumps rallies are still attracting record crowds.
 
Maggieiscrazy said:
You mean the Hunter Biden that the liberal media refused to report anything on while Biden was running for president? Sad ending? Trumps rallies are still attracting record crowds.
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I didn't vote for Hunter Biden did you?
The sheep keep following Herr Trump but his days are numbered. At least Pence understands the Constitution and his role today.
 
Media having a hissy fit about protesters at the Capital. Seems they are mostly peaceful to me -- nothing burning, nothing looting. We'll see how it goes when they gas them.

I could use some boating stuff. Anyone want to loot West Marine?
 
Golfman25 said:
Media having a hissy fit about protesters at the Capital. Seems they are mostly peaceful to me -- nothing burning, nothing looting. We'll see how it goes when they gas them.

I could use some boating stuff. Anyone want to loot West Marine?
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I do!!! But only if we can burn down the store and all the stores around it too! I heard that's the status quo now!
 
I watched all of Mitch McConnell's speech. I have regained respect for him. He understands the impact of what Trump is doing in defeat is having on the GOP and the US, while standing by his views of how the Democrats have acted in the last 4 years. It is all so contrary to what makes America great.

That said, I kind of hope that Ted Cruz' idea of a 10 day investigation into voter fraud gets traction. That way, when its over, Trump will have truly been shown to have lost because of himself, and not fraud. But Cruz' motivation is suspect IMO. If they do it, he wins both ways. Either there was fraud and the Republicans are vindicated and he wins. Or, if voter fraud is debunked officially, he can untuck his tail, and run for president again without Trump in the mix. I hope that the truly good Republican presidential candidates can now rise up and make the GOP great again.

I have always said that the Republican's did not lose this election, Donald Trump lost this election. The Republicans are paying the price for it. It now looks like its spilling over into the Senate too. You have 4 years to sort it out. Maybe 2 if you can sort out the midterms in the meantime.
 
Creekwood said:
I watched all of Mitch McConnell's speech. I have regained respect for him. He understands the impact of what Trump is doing in defeat is having on the GOP and the US, while standing by his views of how the Democrats have acted in the last 4 years. It is all so contrary to what makes America great.

That said, I kind of hope that Ted Cruz' idea of a 10 day investigation into voter fraud gets traction. That way, when its over, Trump will have truly been shown to have lost because of himself, and not fraud. But Cruz' motivation is suspect IMO. If they do it, he wins both ways. Either there was fraud and the Republicans are vindicated and he wins. Or, if voter fraud is debunked officially, he can untuck his tail, and run for president again without Trump in the mix. I hope that the truly good Republican presidential candidates can now rise up and make the GOP great again.

I have always said that the Republican's did not lose this election, Donald Trump lost this election. The Republicans are paying the price for it. It now looks like its spilling over into the Senate too. You have 4 years to sort it out. Maybe 2 if you can sort out the midterms in the meantime.
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You're not informed about Republican politics. They haven't been "great" for more than 20 years. They became elitists and chit on their constituents. That is what brought on Trump.
 
Golfman25 said:
You're not informed about Republican politics. They haven't been "great" for more than 20 years. They became elitists and chit on their constituents. That is what brought on Trump.
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Well its your party. If it went to the shits, you helped let it happen and Trump is making it worse, not better. Maybe he is a symptom, not a cause. But he was not a cure either.

And stop telling me I am not informed. You have no idea how well informed I am any more than I do about you.
I know that there seems to be a view by some (including Trump), that the best way to debate a topic is to insult the other side or say they are not informed. Never in the history of the world has that ever led to a constructive outcome. In a bar it leads to a fight. In the real world it has never solved a difficult divergence of opinion. Trump tried to tell America that if they voted Democrat they were radical Antifa liberals. Like Hillary when she said that Trump supporters were deplorables, Trump got his ass kicked by doing the same thing in the only bar fight that matters.
 
And the fact that Trump is fanning the flames in DC is disgusting. It is about as far from patriotic or American as anything I have ever seen. Its treason.

I know you will disagree. Because "Orange man good". If Trump immediately comes out and denounces all of the violence and clearly and unequivocally says that it has to stop, and that he respects the process, then I might have a tiny sliver of respect that he finally "gets it". But I will bet you that doesn't happen. This is the @realdonaldtrump.
 
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Creekwood said:
And the fact that Trump is fanning the flames in DC is disgusting. It is about as far from patriotic or American as anything I have ever seen. Its treason.

I know you will disagree. Because "Orange man good". If Trump immediately comes out and denounces all of the violence and clearly and unequivocally says that it has to stop, and that he respects the process, then I might have a tiny sliver of respect that he finally "gets it". But I will bet you that doesn't happen. This is the @realdonaldtrump.
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How did he 'fan the flames'?
 
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