As early as 2004 I heard people saying that electronic voting machines could be hacked or at least used dishonestly, which is why I became a poll worker for a number of years-- to keep an eye on things. As it turns out, the machines to watch are the central tabulators downtown. Even paper ballots are read electronically and that code can be messed with.
But in early 2016, Trump hadn't even been elected yet, and you were one of the few souls predicting he would win that one. The idea of the 2020 election being massively hacked wasn't on anybody's radar. In fact you were predicting a win for Trump that year too.
But there isn't a lot of daylight between Bozo the Clown and a rutabaga, so, you made an eerily accurate prediction there.
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Date: 2024-05-24 03:29 am (UTC)But in early 2016, Trump hadn't even been elected yet, and you were one of the few souls predicting he would win that one. The idea of the 2020 election being massively hacked wasn't on anybody's radar. In fact you were predicting a win for Trump that year too.
But there isn't a lot of daylight between Bozo the Clown and a rutabaga, so, you made an eerily accurate prediction there.
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