New Post on Palmer Report...Wisconsin (another update on Waukesha County)

[FBaggins]

44. Nope... it doesn't.

that most of these "adjustments" to the vote totals have all seemed to go in one direction, when it should be more random.

Except that isn't true. It's just all of the cases that his source (himself) chose to report on. There have been scores of adjustments... and not just in one direction. In the Wisconsin recount, they actually have been slightly in the other direction.

The changes in MI/PA were the results of provisional and/or absentee ballots - which we would normally expect to lean blue. Nothing unusual there either (despite his attempts at spin).

If Trump/GOP thought this was "just normal election stuff" they themselves wouldn't be fighting tooth and nail against a recount.

Also incorrect. They believe (and they're probably right) that Stein doesn't think that there's any chance that a recount will change anything... but that if they can stretch them out past the 13th, they will remove up to three states from the "safe haven" period and force the Republicans in Congress to act in order for Trump to win (further legitimizing him). He needs them to end by the 13th... and MI/PA would be very unlikely to finish by that point (let alone NC and FL).

If only one state flips, such as MI, it could expose vote stuffing/suppression/machine issues, and make the electoral gap closer, which further delegitimizes Trump, who as it is lost the popular vote.

That's not a "point". That's a simple statement of fact. The problem for Palmer is that he acts as though such issues have been discovered/exposed (and that he's the one doing it). Neither is true.

The WI recount is about 42% complete...and so far there isn't a single smoking gun. Both candidates have picked up a few dozen votes and lost a few dozen votes... with a net gap that is almost entirely unchanged.