Bernie Sanders " Microsoft should not be counting votes"

[Rixis]

If Bernie's team said it, he said it. That's the way it is, they have staff leak stuff all the time, it's politics.

What did Bernies team say? They said "i wonder why they're giving it away free". Much as you'd wonder yourself why anyone would give anything away for free. Also, I wasn't incorrect, if you want to attribute anything his team says to him saying so, at the very least it's dishonest to phrase it as having come directly from his mouth (thread title).

They didn't say "we don't trust microsoft, they're out to make us lose, it's all a farce and their software will lie in favour of our opponents".

They've managed to build an entire article on one line of questioning and then expand on it through another line that isn't even about Microsoft.

[Felya]

Print out all the internetz

How do you print a bunch of tubes?

[Kujako]

How do you print a bunch of tubes?

Run them through an extrusion bracket?

[Felya]

Run them through an extrusion bracket?

That hurts my eyes, you bastard!

[zenkai]

Run them through an extrusion bracket?

I would fire that drafter

[satimy]

Until they keep physical records of every vote, I'm going to assume it's rigged

[Deleted]

I would fire that drafter

Brb going to the hardware store searching ambihelical hexnuts

[Tijuana]

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...iowa-caucuses/


Microsoft Corp. will be providing the technology to count the votes of Iowa caucus-goers, according to a new report.

Sen. Bernie Sanders campaign is raising concerns about the corporation’s potential conflict of interest in tallying the votes.

As The Hill reports:

Microsoft volunteered to provide the technology to help tally up the results of Iowa’s caucus, free of charge… The contests in both parties are expected to go down to the wire… Pete D’Alessandro, who runs the Sanders operation in Iowa, last week questioned the tech giant’s motivations… Other aides to Sanders noted that Microsoft employees have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Clinton campaign, according to MSNBC. “You’d have to ask yourself why they’d want to give something like that away for free,” D’Alessandro said.

The Sanders campaign’s suggestion that Microsoft may have financial interests at stake in the outcome of the race is true for both parties.

Democrats have repeatedly told us voter fraud doesn't exist. How can Microsoft do something that doesn't exist?

[Kujako]

Democrats have repeatedly told us voter fraud doesn't exist. How can Microsoft do something that doesn't exist?

No, everyone who's looked into the mater has said that there is almost no instances of in person voter fraud.

[Seranthor]

Democrats have repeatedly told us voter fraud doesn't exist. How can Microsoft do something that doesn't exist?

Absolutely this.

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No, everyone who's looked into the mater has said that there is almost no instances of in person voter fraud.

So you mean that without proper oversight that people can steal elections? Hmmmmm. Maybe we should have a proper and comprehensive oversight program in place after all.

[Tijuana]

No, everyone who's looked into the mater has said that there is almost no instances of in person voter fraud.

But there is no way to look in to the matter.

[AeneasBK]

Run them through an extrusion bracket?

That image is delicious.

The 'Ambihelical Hexnut' has a moebius strip in the middle or my brain gave up trying to make perspective of it?

[Kujako]

That image is delicious.

The 'Ambihelical Hexnut' has a moebius strip in the middle or my brain gave up trying to make perspective of it?

It is in-fact a single sided object, like a Möbius strip.

[Sky High]

So you mean that without proper oversight that people can steal elections? Hmmmmm. Maybe we should have a proper and comprehensive oversight program in place after all.

sure, but not for in person voting.

[Vash The Stampede]

Don't worry, the voting machines will have Windows 10. You vote won't be viewed by anyone else.

[Lockula]

Though it is a bit funny since Bernie won 6 out of 7 coin flips via the app only loosing to O'Malley. So, I think it went pretty well for him. As well, the app is to reduce the time required to do the caucus. As in reducing the time from a couple hours to an hour to an hour and half.