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Originally posted by eLPresidente
People...its probably a script error...
There is no way Google can report 100% before the largest chunk of Maine even votes...
And there is also no way Maine is going to get 12k voter turnout when 08 had only 5500.
and whether Ron Paul wins or not, he's still going to get most of the delegates.
It will be a close race tomorrow and of course I got my fingers crossed for Ron...they better turn out the vote...
Originally posted by eLPresidente
There is no way Google can report 100% before the largest chunk of Maine even votes...
Originally posted by stirling
Did they really put Nazi Racist down inetead of Ron Pauls name there???WTF???
Is that a hoax page a what???
The GOP wouldnt do that would they?
they are sure not gonna dirty up a possible potus ....must be some other hackers.....
Originally posted by eLPresidente
Even if that, my original argument was meant to show that google can't logically make a 100% report on the results when the results don't even exist. You cannot disprove that so you went on some spiel about how its all fixed. Please...let's stick to the topic. Google and their 'results'
You want to talk about the election being rigged months in advance, that is what the general conspiracy forum is for, is it not?
Originally posted by FugitiveSoul
Google posting results at 600/600 then quickly going back to 0/600 is kinda proof that they're just throwing out stats for the masses to gobble up. Like another poster said, we'll see tomorrow how close the two results are.
Originally posted by spacekc929
But do you really think that, if they have so intelligently rigged the system in advance for hundreds of years now, that they (whoever they are) would make a silly mistake like posting the results early? It is much, much, much more likely that somebody at Google, clearly preparing for tomorrow, made a mistake. Maine has over a million people, the "skewed results" would make no sense because it is supposed to be reporting all voters and there are only 8000 votes counted. Out of 1 million, they can't expect us to believe that only 8000 voted... that is just ridiculous. I think, personally, that this is probably being blown out of proportion.