If Stein, Clinton recount, Trump can recount MN
Clinton won MN by about 45,000 votes and, of more than 400,000 foreign immigrants known to be living in MN, only 47 percent are citizens (https://www.minnpost.com/new-american....
How many undocumented illegals (who aren't counted among the known immigrant population living in MN) and how many of the 53% of documented immigrants who aren't citizens (many of whom are Somali Muslims and were encouraged by Obama's "no punishment for immigrants who try to vote" comments) actually were inspired to take their chances and found a way to vote for Clinton to increase their chances of obtaining permanent legal residence and increased government aid?
Wouldn't you do the same if you were living in MN illegally and were told by the President that there's no punishment for trying to vote for a candidate who will wave an executive wand to reward illegality or problematic visa status with governmentally subsidized, legal and permanent residence--a federally paved "path to citizenship?" (Wouldn't actively contributing to the prospect of your own governmentally insured security beat sitting around idly while someone threatening to deport your a$$ takes office--especially if you were organized and even paid by local ward heelers to take your chances?)
How many undocumented illegals (who aren't counted among the known immigrant population living in MN) and how many of the 53% of documented immigrants who aren't citizens (many of whom are Somali Muslims and were encouraged by Obama's "no punishment for immigrants who try to vote" comments) actually were inspired to take their chances and found a way to vote for Clinton to increase their chances of obtaining permanent legal residence and increased government aid?
Wouldn't you do the same if you were living in MN illegally and were told by the President that there's no punishment for trying to vote for a candidate who will wave an executive wand to reward illegality or problematic visa status with governmentally subsidized, legal and permanent residence--a federally paved "path to citizenship?" (Wouldn't actively contributing to the prospect of your own governmentally insured security beat sitting around idly while someone threatening to deport your a$$ takes office--especially if you were organized and even paid by local ward heelers to take your chances?)
However, I do have an interesting point involving vote counting in general. If you ask a statistician, he will tell you that recounting a very large sample, either by hand, machine, or computer, will not necessarily give you a more accurate number simply because it has been counted again. In fact, no matter how many times you recount, there is no guarantee that you will ever reach the actual correct number. In all of these technologies (or lack thereof) there is some error. I would say that the least error would be computer/electronic voting, then human counting, then machine counting with punch cards (infamous hanging chads, anyone?) would be the highest error. That error does not diminish with additional counting, unless you utilize a new method with less error, such as switching from machine to human,
Here's a numbers example:
You have to count 1,000,000 votes and determine how many were for A and how many were for B.
The actual results are:
A - 550,000
B - 450,000
If you were counting by machine, for instance, you would have a hypothetical error of, say, 3%. That means up to 30,000 votes could be miscounted (I hope real-life machines have a smaller margin of error than this).
So, I ran a quick simulation with a random error of 3% built in, and here are the results we get:
B.............A
464,038....535,962
436,542....563,458
465,352....534,648
437,618....562,382
447,257....552,743
453,465....546,535
471,293....528,707
467,901....532,099
474,678....525,322
449,572....550,428
430,655....569,345
427,589....572,411
461,438....538,562
433,108....566,892
452,166....547,834
431,716....568,284
450,712....549,288
458,960....541,040
422,802....577,198
452,711....547,289
464,105....535,895
421,560....578,440
467,640....532,360
438,534....561,466
As you can see, continuing to recount does not get us closer and closer to the correct answer, it just fluctuates within the margin of error. Now, if we were to average these results, the more times we recounted, the closer we would get to the actual result:
Recounts: 1
Difference..Average
-6.22%......422,020....B
5.09%.......577,980....A
Recounts: 5
Difference..Average
1.74%........457,833....B
-1.42%.......542,167....A
Recounts: 10
Difference..Average
-0.59%.......447,335....B
0.48%........552,665....A
Recounts: 20
Difference..Average
0.32%.........451,434....B
-0.26%........548,566....A
Recounts: 16,378
Difference..Average
-0.02%........449,910....B
0.02%.........550,090....A
So, in reality, all this hullabaloo over recounts is essentially meaningless unless it is done by a different method that has a demonstrably lower margin of error, or it is done several times and the results are averaged together.
Now I'm actually very thankful for Trump's participation and election. Without Trump as a candidate, acting like a bull in a china shop, only a small portion of what we have learned in the last year would have come out. And Hillary would probably now be planning her continued rape of the common folks. Nothing would change. I think this Trump regime will expose a lot more that needs fixing in this government and help get us back to obeying the rules under our Constitution and Bill of Rights. We need a good reset once in a while and this is a perfect time.
It's obvious the Dems have learned nothing, with the return of Nancy Pelosi as minority leader. She might turn out to be instrumental in bringing her party to it's knees, but only because of a Trump at the top. I pretty much believe in the old adage, "What goes around, comes around". Hopefully it still applies.
If we are going to have a country, elections need to be held on a certain day, the results are final except for real counting errors, and the rules about electoral college votes or popular votes or whatever being the basis for a win cant change AFTER the election. Enough is enough. I thought Sanders should have won the primary against Hildebeast, but he didnt and she was the candidate. Now that Trump has won a pretty convincing majority in the electoral college, we all need to just accept it and help him be a good president for everyone. He promised a number of good things, and he deserves a chance to make them happen. Keep our citizens safe domestically by somehow not letting radical islamic terrorists just walk in and kill us, make decent trade deals that are good for USA, cutting taxes and regulations to expand business opportunities, and draining the swamp (to the extent he can) and cutting corruption. Hillary wouldnt have done any of these things, so I am happy we dont have to endure her.
What is actually needed is a national AUDIT of the votes / cleaning of the voter lists. But I would estimate that to take, at a minimum, a year.
Take that, evil hag!
Take that, Dr. Freaky Greenie Stein!
Or is that Dr. Steen?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxxSI...