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2016 Postmortem

ucrdem

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2. thanks Cha!

Reply to Cha (Reply #1)

Sun Dec 4, 2016, 07:10 AM

Dec 2016

Yes, and there are likely enough provisional and early votes stashed in Philadelphia, Detroit, and Milwaukee to put her over in all three states, so that's probably the best strategy, but this federal suit appears to be the other half of the "Stein dropping PA recount" story that's been all over the Googlesphere for a day...

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Reuters: Stein to pursue Pennsylvania recount petition in federal court [View all] ucrdem Dec 2016 OP

Thank you, ucr.. I thought I read that Cha Dec 2016 #1

thanks Cha! ucrdem Dec 2016 #2

Right.. two separate approaches. Cha Dec 2016 #3

I believe you're right Abouttime Dec 2016 #10

Yes it was very strange wasn't it? ucrdem Dec 2016 #11

There is still time Abouttime Dec 2016 #12

Good! nt MADem Dec 2016 #4

You know I stand with Stein but what's going on leaves me confused. YOHABLO Dec 2016 #5

Yet she is paying 4x that in WI BainsBane Dec 2016 #6

I think the PA deadline had passed and this was a petition to proceed anyway. ucrdem Dec 2016 #7

The media is trying its best to Pooh Pooh the whole thing. MaeScott Dec 2016 #8

I noticed that too. ucrdem Dec 2016 #9

Statement on the Pennsylvania recount from Jonathan Abady, lead counsel Coyotl Dec 2016 #13

Why can't Jill cover the $10k? She's received millions NWCorona Dec 2016 #14