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Some ballots are filled out badly, where you can't tell which candidate the voter intended to vote for. Should we throw that vote out, or have somebody with political priors and biases decide? | |||
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Not sure man, hope you're doing good. | |||
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I think biden did win legitimately, despite the fraud. The elephant in the room is that you refuse to admit some amount of fraud certainly occurs in basically every election, regardless of which team wins. In a country of 330 million people it's basically inevitable. | |||
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But any sort of stuff like that that happens is so infinitesimally small compared to the overall amount of votes cast that it doesn’t even come close to moving the needle in anyway. I recently read Peril (even though I’m not a huge fan of the authors) and some of the stuff in there was really illuminating; like Lindsey Graham repeatedly asking for evidence and no one being able to give him any. There’s also a section where it does a really helpful breakdown of explaining how some of the numbers people were throwing out about fraud are impossible (and also how the people citing the numbers couldn’t have even had access to the necessary information to come up with the number). | |||
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