Damn shame the special election was needed to begin with, but interesting result
https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/n...house-vacancy/
Were you watching this race at all?
- HDGristle
- 03-26-2025, 06:48 AM
- Snafu412
- 03-26-2025, 07:25 AM
Damn shame the special election was needed to begin with, but interesting resultI have a feeling the dems are going to be in charge of a lot after the midterms!
https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/n...house-vacancy/
Were you watching this race at all? Originally Posted by HDGristle
MAGA threw every MAGA voter under the bus that makes less than $400,000, that is going to create a lot of demonrats!
- bambino
- 03-26-2025, 08:49 AM
Pennsylvania… your elections are rigged.
Last night, a special election concluded in Lancaster county Pennsylvania, pulling democrat Malone on top, with a .89% margin victory, with an unknown amount of provisional ballots outstanding
That is a big red flag…
This was a deep red area, and is the first time a Democrat has held the seat in decades.
Democrats are chalking the win up as a call to action for people who are tired of the way Donald Trump is running the country…. That’s bullshit.
I refuse to believe that elections with such large voter turnouts are that close… under 1%. Not in a state where Donald Trump won handily with a 15%+ margin, despite all the fraud.
I refuse to believe that Americans are that equally divided on radical issues such as defunding the police, illegal immigration, letting rapists, pedos, and murderers free, etc in a deep historically red area.
I refuse to believe that democrats ALWAYS start every race out with a 25-30% lead because of mail-in ballots.
Mail in ballots along with those damn machines are still a problem.. they flip votes based on an algorithm to keep it close 50-49 or 51-50..
Don’t believe it?
Here is testimony that it’s been done in Florida.
It is naive to think that this great power to control election outcomes was never used again.
In 2004, Clinton Eugene Curtis, an American attorney, computer programmer and ex-NASA employee (Speaker of the House of Florida at the time), admits that elections can indeed be fixed & it would go undetectable.
Curtis testifies under oath that he rigged computer election results for then Congressman Tom Feeney, the former Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives.
- Are there programs that can secretly be used to fix elections?
—— Yes. October, 2000, Tom Feeney Former Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives asked me to do it.
“It would flip the vote 51-49 to whoever you wanted it to go to.”
• How could a secret program be detected? Source Code, receipt & count hard paper against the vote total. If not, you won’t see it.
• “You don’t understand, we need to hide the fraud in the source code, not reveal the fraud, to control the vote in South Florida”.
• Central tabulators can flip votes. A person with bad code can affect thousands & thousands of votes. A recount will not reveal the fraud between a central tabulator & a tampered machine. The tabulators can tell the machines to switch the results when they are networked together.
The full testimony
https://rumble.com/v4hq9to-clinton-e...lgorithms.html
Last night, a special election concluded in Lancaster county Pennsylvania, pulling democrat Malone on top, with a .89% margin victory, with an unknown amount of provisional ballots outstanding
That is a big red flag…
This was a deep red area, and is the first time a Democrat has held the seat in decades.
Democrats are chalking the win up as a call to action for people who are tired of the way Donald Trump is running the country…. That’s bullshit.
I refuse to believe that elections with such large voter turnouts are that close… under 1%. Not in a state where Donald Trump won handily with a 15%+ margin, despite all the fraud.
I refuse to believe that Americans are that equally divided on radical issues such as defunding the police, illegal immigration, letting rapists, pedos, and murderers free, etc in a deep historically red area.
I refuse to believe that democrats ALWAYS start every race out with a 25-30% lead because of mail-in ballots.
Mail in ballots along with those damn machines are still a problem.. they flip votes based on an algorithm to keep it close 50-49 or 51-50..
Don’t believe it?
Here is testimony that it’s been done in Florida.
It is naive to think that this great power to control election outcomes was never used again.
In 2004, Clinton Eugene Curtis, an American attorney, computer programmer and ex-NASA employee (Speaker of the House of Florida at the time), admits that elections can indeed be fixed & it would go undetectable.
Curtis testifies under oath that he rigged computer election results for then Congressman Tom Feeney, the former Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives.
- Are there programs that can secretly be used to fix elections?
—— Yes. October, 2000, Tom Feeney Former Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives asked me to do it.
“It would flip the vote 51-49 to whoever you wanted it to go to.”
• How could a secret program be detected? Source Code, receipt & count hard paper against the vote total. If not, you won’t see it.
• “You don’t understand, we need to hide the fraud in the source code, not reveal the fraud, to control the vote in South Florida”.
• Central tabulators can flip votes. A person with bad code can affect thousands & thousands of votes. A recount will not reveal the fraud between a central tabulator & a tampered machine. The tabulators can tell the machines to switch the results when they are networked together.
The full testimony
https://rumble.com/v4hq9to-clinton-e...lgorithms.html
- HDGristle
- 03-26-2025, 09:01 AM
Bam, the special election in this thread was a Dem being elected to fill a seat filled by a Dem who passed after winning re-election.
It's been a Dem seat since 2023
It's been a Dem seat since 2023
Democrat Dan Goughnour handily won a special election in western Pennsylvania on Tuesday, keeping majority control of the state House in his party's hands bya single seat.Your Rumble twaddle isn't even talking about the right race. That was a Senate seat. Please stick to the topic
Goughnour beat Republican Chuck Davis in a district in the Mon Valley region southeast of Pittsburgh, winning a seat that became vacant in January with thedeath of Democratic state Rep. Matthew Gergely.
- HDGristle
- 03-26-2025, 04:27 PM
- bambino
- 03-26-2025, 04:39 PM
Bam, the special election in this thread was a Dem being elected to fill a seat filled by a Dem who passed after winning re-election.Since 2023? How historic. House seat Senate seat. Pa elections are corrupt to the core. So it’s on topic.
It's been a Dem seat since 2023
Your Rumble twaddle isn't even talking about the right race. That was a Senate seat. Please stick to the topic Originally Posted by HDGristle
- HDGristle
- 03-26-2025, 04:44 PM
It's actually since 1969, but the prior incumbent won in 2023 the sest back after having held it from 2003 to 2017.
He died in Jan.
Thus the special election.
He died in Jan.
Thus the special election.
- bambino
- 03-26-2025, 04:45 PM
- HDGristle
- 03-26-2025, 04:46 PM
No, that is just more twaddle. White Oak and McKeesport are solidly blue
- bambino
- 03-26-2025, 05:00 PM
- Jacuzzme
- 03-26-2025, 05:06 PM
We rented in Haler Heights, aka pill hill, for a while. Not a democrat in sight. Five minutes down the road towards the hospital was blue AF, aka a ghetto.
- bambino
- 03-26-2025, 05:11 PM
We rented in Haler Heights, aka pill hill, for a while. Not a democrat in sight. Five minutes down the road towards the hospital was blue AF, aka a ghetto. Originally Posted by JacuzzmeMost of McKeesport is ghetto. Around the high school is ok. White Oak is sorta normal. Glassport and Dravosburg is better. Duquesne is a dump too. Mr Gristle doesn’t know what he doesn’t know.