Green Party Drops Statewide Pennsylvania Recount
— HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP/KDKA) - Green Party-backed voters dropped a
court case Saturday night that had sought to force a statewide recount
of Pennsylvania's Nov. 8 presidential election, won by Republican Donald
Trump, in what Green Party … “The judge’s outrageous demand that voters pay such an exorbitant figure is a shameful, unacceptable barrier to democratic participation,” said Stein. “This
is yet another sign that Pennsylvania’s antiquated election law is
stacked against voters. By demanding a $1 million bond from voters
yesterday, the court made clear it has no interest in giving a fair
hearing to these voters’ legitimate concerns over the accuracy, security
and fairness of an election tainted by suspicion. No voter in America
should be forced to pay thousands of dollars to know if her or his vote
was counted. Still, the recount continues and we will fight to ensure
the civil and voting rights of all citizens are protected. We look
forward to announcing our next step on Monday and we will pursue every
available remedy to ensure Pennsylvanians can trust what happened in
this election.”
Editor's note: The elections board in Pennsylvania is a function of a Democrat staffed commission. Trump won the state's popular vote by a 70 million vote margin and at no time, was this state election in doubt. Further, this challenge by Jill Stein was joined by the Clinton campaign. There is little doubt that most of the 6 million raised for the three state challenge came from the Clinton Camp, in view of the fact that Jill Stein raised only 3 million dollars during her year and a half campaign . . . . and the 6 million was raised in less than a week. No, we are done with the Clinton's.
Just remember this: I told you, neither Bill Clinton nor Barack Obama have any coat tails. They are personally, popular men, but have very little influence over campaigns that are not about them. and neither could save Hillary from her own personal and scandalous life style.
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