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BzaDem

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4. There IS no evidence, and this article doesn't even hint at any evidence. Very misleading headline.

Reply to femmocrat (Reply #3)

Fri Dec 16, 2016, 10:42 PM

Dec 2016

The EAC does many things, most having nothing to do with vote counting. Of course, the headline of the article focuses on the fact that they certify machines. That has nothing to do with any possible compromising of any actual machines. If an auditor of a bank is compromised, that doesn't mean the bank is compromised.

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US voting machine certification agency probes potential hack [View all] FarCenter Dec 2016 OP

As well they should & Trump should not be inaugurated until all probes..... Little Star Dec 2016 #1

The company will check the hack and say nothing to see here MattP Dec 2016 #2

But, but .... Obama said there was no evidence of machines being interfered with. femmocrat Dec 2016 #3

There IS no evidence, and this article doesn't even hint at any evidence. Very misleading headline. BzaDem Dec 2016 #4