Look. Nobody is going to be able to "fix" the election undetectably. I know enough about computer systems to know that. It's just too damn decentralized, and too many people would have to be in on it.
Of course, there are people who will cheerfully accept conspiracy theories that would required hundreds to thousands of people to be in on it. I assume you aren't one of those.
Kerry is already assembling squadrons of lawyers in key states. What you can't do at the ballot box, you can do in a courtroom. Hey, it almost worked once. Do recounts. If it doesn't work, change the rules and recount again. Emphasize the voters who tend to vote for you. Shut down the military vote. Keep it up until you win, or until somebody puts the brakes on.
If it's a Kerry landslide, will you demand an investigation of the computer voting system? Didn't think so.
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- My gut tells me
- Read a poll the other day that would bear you out.
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- My gut...The incumbant always has the advantage.
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- Finally, Bush wins a real majority of the popular vote........ (n/t)