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A funny thing is happening after Democrats
thought they won the elections. Not only are there rampant stories of voter
fraud, but it appears that this time, oddly enough, some people seem
inclined to do something about it.
Congressman Allen West is demanding a complete
recount of ballots in his 18th Congressional District race, which Democrat
Patrick Murphy claims to have won.
A partial recount over the weekend had West
losing by 1,907 votes. West actually lost 132 votes in that recount, but
his opponent somehow “lost” 667. Apparently, a large number of “vapor
ballots” have been floating around, and there are a lot of irregularities
coming out of St. Lucie County, where voters actually protested outside the
elections supervisor’s office to demand an accurate count.
According to West’s people, nearly a 1,000
ballots have vanished from St. Lucie County, and they hope a complete
recount might swing in West’s favor.
Suspicions were first aroused on Election
Night, when at around 1 a.m. West was ahead by 1,700 votes, then with no
explanation, 4,000 votes came in at one time and he was suddenly trailing
by 2,000.
On the national front, there have been
widespread stories of electronic voting machines switching votes for Mitt
Romney to votes for Barack Obama. The reports began with early voting in
some states and continued through Election Day.
Now, a Chicago technician named Steve Pickrum,
who worked for the election supervisor, is saying that when he was called
to service some voting machines on Election Day, he observed that the
machines were not counting votes for Romney.
“On early voting, when I did work on the floor
when voters needed help using the equipment, I was able to see the
preference of the voter, and every time that I saw a voter voted for
Romney, a ‘voter save failure’ message came up on the screen,” he said.
He also said when he went to vote, he got the
same error message and told a poll worker, who replied that he should just
assume his vote was counted. He demanded that the worker check the vote
record, and his vote had not been recorded.
Pickrum said he never saw the error occur when
someone voted for Obama.
A poll watcher in Pennsylvania reported that up
to 10 percent of the ballots observed reverted to a “default,” which
automatically gave the vote to Obama, no matter who the voter cast a ballot
for.
Pennsylvania is the state where Obama got 100
percent of the vote in 59 voting divisions. Pennsylvania on Election Day
also had reports of GOP poll observers being locked out of polling places
by Democrats.
Similarly in Ohio, one of the battleground
states, 100 precincts reported that Obama got an improbable 99 percent of
the vote.
Auditor Robert Ashcroft said on Election Night,
he observed that the polling software would switch to a default for Obama
in about 5 to 10 percent of cases. He questioned how pre-election polls
showed Obama and Romney virtually tied, but then on Election Day, Obama got
a huge groundswell of support.
According to an analysis by World Net Daily,
Obama also recorded much larger margins of support in states that do not
require voter ID than he did in states that check voter identification.
Readers may recall the rumors months before the
election that voting machines were being supplied by a foreign company
owned by George Soros. Those stories were hotly denied by liberal bloggers
and sites like Snopes.com and Huffington Post, which themselves have ties
to the conservative-hating multibillionaire.
Considering the information now coming out
about the voting machines, perhaps the liberal media doth protest too much?
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