Super Tuesday Voter Fraud Reports

It's not surprising considering the establishment against the god-emperor

>>26488
http://www.vox.com/2016/3/1/11143702/trump-wins-georgia-primary-super-tuesday-2016

>>26490
Gbt /pol/

I'm not saying that this absolutely did not happen, but these are stupidly unreliable sources.
An imgur link to a screenshot of a tweet referring to people who called into a radio talk show? Seriously?

Even your better sources are unreliable at best, and pretty regularly deceptive.

Quantity of sources is not quality of sources.

>>26500
I say there's no way Rubio could win a thing without backhanded tricks up the wazoo.

Rubio keeps the loosh flowing. Trump will not.

>>26500

Are you fucking kidding me? Reddit is never wrong! Jk reddit has autism.

>>26500
https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/48jg9m/example_of_voting_machine_switching_peoples_vote/
>>26500 They're meant to be starters to look into obviously infowars gets scrutiny even from me but the call ins are legit. The Rubio write in has been covered elsewhere. And, there are videos of the 'glitch' up. What happened in Iowa must have slipped out of minds of many.

The name of the game is winning despite the peoples voice.

Not fraud, but still pretty interesting spin:

https://youtu.be/jcWbpGMzSjc

Ok, assuming this is all true, how much of a difference does this really even make in the poll numbers?

>>26488
Honestly not surprised that Rubio is fixing the vores, I'm just surprised there is not enough people calling shenanigans over Hillary dominating Bernie by such a huge margin.

>>26564
Bernie supporters are delusional if they thought he actually had a chance

>>26529
It speaks levels. What seems to be the issue is a voting system that was badly calibrated on the Y axis iirc. But for starters this shouldn't be an issue when stakes are this high. After Florida? No one was expecting a sweep in all states though but still. Reports confirmed were in a specif county which Rubio won.

Trump is the only one with a path to all the delegates. If he doesn't we get a brokered convention. Given the fact that the convention rules change the day of is something worth nothing as well.

>>26564
I don't think anyone outside of his camp cares. I saw claims that Bill interrupted voting locals to hold impromtu rallies out/near them.

Which is also worth noting. But his fanbase had all of that covering the front page of reddit.

>>26565
Then Trump will be our next president. I still hope Bernie pulls through as Hillary has a snowflakes chance in hell of beating Trump in the General.

Those machine's print out a paper ballot on the side you're supposed to look through the glass case and check it before you leave. You're not allowed to take pictures in a polling center or have proof of your vote because then your vote could be bought. Just like congressman votes are bought by lobbyists go sunshine laws.

>>26571
You're silly anon. The Clintons aren't afraid to get dirty. I wonder how high up runs the protect Hill scheme. Many that work in high security jobs talk about it beign any one else they would have been in trial or convicted already.

How is reddit a credible source at all

>>26506
Who the fuck ever thought touch screens are the best option for input

>>26571
I doubt it.
As much as it's fun to shit on the both of them, Clinton's Unlikability rating is still lower than Trump's Unlikability rating.

Just because he can gain a majority of populist support in the primaries, doesn't mean he can do it in the general election. The voter base is completely different. He'll have to completely shift tactics in order to pull it off.

You also have a growing group of Republicans who resent him for his dismissal of Conservative Reaganism.