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Land Shark Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jun-04-06 04:40 PM
Response to Reply #31
99. it's much more than a legitimate reason for "doubt"
it's that there's no basis to conclude the vote count was proper, or improper, in electronic jurisdictions.

We should also compare an earlier statement made regarding exit polls:

COMPARE: Exit polls are NOT intended nor are they evidence of fraud.

with the current opinion above that

WITH: the majority of of statisticians are unanimous that it is unlikely that election was stolen. (or whatever Febble said 2-3 posts above)

BTW, what's the cite and source for the "unanimous" statement? Is it published?
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