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muriel_volestrangler

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7. Both these arguments are from before 2020, so yes, these are the arguments Trump made 4 years ago

Reply to onenote (Reply #3)

Sat Nov 9, 2024, 11:48 AM

Nov 9

But like Eastasia and Eurasia, the sides that benefit or lose from the "vote hacking" can suddenly change, and then people scramble to readjust their own opinions on if hacking is a major problem.

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Prof. Alex Halderman: Hacking the Vote: It's Easier Than You Think. Attacks can spread from machine to machine. [View all] Doodley Nov 9 OP

This should be front page news... 2naSalit Nov 9 #1

Tarrant County uses touchscreens, but we receive a blank paper ballot MagickMuffin Nov 9 #2

Yes, but if nobody checks whether these scanners counted the votes correctly, how would we know? LisaL Nov 9 #5

So does this mean that there might have been something meritorious in Trump's claims? onenote Nov 9 #3

Both these arguments are from before 2020, so yes, these are the arguments Trump made 4 years ago muriel_volestrangler Nov 9 #7

This point needs to be made Dem4life1234 Nov 9 #4

Exit polls are rough checks on actual votes. DemocratSinceBirth Nov 9 #6