Posted on Oct 20, 2016

Has Mr. Trump taken his insurgent campaign too far by questioning the legitimacy of our free elections?

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Elections and our way of life in general depend upon the public's confidence. As SMs we serve to defend a constitution that has proved to be robust, interpretable and inclusive. It is a constitution that has borne a great citizen candidate in Donald Trump. But how does his thumbing his nose at the legitimacy of a system that created his candidacy serve him?

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SFC (Join to see)

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The TOTAL population of the US is estimated to be almost 320 million. Voting age Americans number around 219 million.

Using simple non-common core math:
834 million - 219 million = 615 million excess general election ballots.

The 219 million is "voting age Americans." In reality the number of REGISTERED voters is around 146 million.

Again, using simple non-common core math:
834 million - 146 million = 688 million excess general election ballots.

How do we get to 35? Loyola Law School must be using common core math.

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SPC Kevin Ford

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SFC (Join to see) - There is a national election every other year.

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http://alexanderhiggins.com/stanford-berkley-study-1-77-billion-chance-hillary-won-primary-without-widespread-election-fraud/?

Odds Hillary Won Without Widespread Fraud: 1 in 77 Billion Says Berkeley, Stanford Studies - HNN...

Academic Researchers: Statistical models applied to 2016 vote data proves Hillary Clinton's win was only possible through widespread vote fraud.

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SPC Kevin Ford

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SFC (Join to see) - That may be a bit misleading.

http://www.snopes.com/stanford-study-proves-election-fraud-through-exit-poll-discrepancies/

Stanford Study Proves Election Fraud through Exit Poll Discrepancies

Two researchers released a paper (not a study) examining whether primary election fraud that favored Hillary Clinton had occurred.

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SSgt (Join to see)

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SFC (Join to see) - If anything, it was liberal fraud and to insinuate otherwise is bullspit.

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Capt Seid Waddell

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Rigging the Election - Video II: Mass Voter Fraud

In the second video of James O'Keefe's new explosive series on the DNC and Hillary Clinton campaign, Democratic party operatives tell us how to successfully ...

Voter fraud happens on a massive scale; it is not just "35 M&Ms".

From the horse's mouth...

Note - Robert Creamer and Scott Foval (seen in this video) have been fired by the Clinton campaign following their exposure in these videos. This is just the beginning.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDc8PVCvfKs

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SGT Eric Knutson

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Cpt, you need to look at reality sometime and get your head out of the sand. It has been proven that areas that have voter ID requierments have a higher percentage of minority (whatever that actually means today) voters putting in their 2 cents on elections. And no, not all of them are Republican areas either, just most of them. The left has been caught many times loading poor folks onto buses and taking them from polling location to polling location to repeat vote, and often times paying these people to do so, some of these people are also convicted felons (who by their own actions have forfited their right to vote)

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SFC (Join to see)

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http://alexanderhiggins.com/stanford-berkley-study-1-77-billion-chance-hillary-won-primary-without-widespread-election-fraud/?

Odds Hillary Won Without Widespread Fraud: 1 in 77 Billion Says Berkeley, Stanford Studies - HNN...

Academic Researchers: Statistical models applied to 2016 vote data proves Hillary Clinton's win was only possible through widespread vote fraud.

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MSgt John McGowan

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Capt. I do believe there is a lot of cheating going on. Enough to shock us. Corruption is in the open now so why bother with a big attempt to hide it. I found out later that the FBI Director had ties to the Clintons. Tray Gordy questioned the Director and we found out how many lies Hillary told. Our entire government system needs a lot of honesty and people fired that doesn't comply. I do believe we in for the big fall otherwise.

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Capt Seid Waddell

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MSgt John McGowan, you are exactly right. Elections have consequences.

http://commonsensegovernment.com/the-tytler-cycle-revisited/

The Tytler Cycle Revisited | Common Sense Government

In 2003 I became very interested in a theory developed by Scottish historian Alexander Tytler, and wrote an article on it at the time, which ironically enough is now getting a lot of attention due to being linked to from Wikipedia.

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SFC Christopher Perry

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While I don't care for the way Trump handled it last night, in this case he was right. This is not about Trump or any particular party, it is about the system. The people have slowly but surely lost a grip on the system that was designed to be, by us and for us. It is now layered with so many levels of bureaucracy and corruption you can hardly even find the truth.

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