Reply #35: And you haven't answered my question. [View All]

[Kelly Rupert]

I visited your sites. They did not answer my question. Perhaps it's buried somewhere in there, but I'm not going to dig any more when I'm talking to you. If you know your stuff, answer it. It's real easy, too.

I am not further discussing this until you explain here exactly why the Republicans didn't bother swapping the final 4500 votes--or, that is, the 00.16% of all votes that would have been required to win Virginia. Claiming that the Republicans tried to steal 2006 rather requires an explanation of why they failed to change a far smaller number of votes than they did in their (supposedly successful) 2004 attempt. If you can't do so much as that, then I suppose I'm just wasting my time with yet another tinfoiler.

(Your bit regarding the Greeks and logic is silly. I'd bet any amount of money that I'm a better hand at both formal logic--and computer programming, if you want to try to tell me what Diebold can and can't do--than you are. My field requires it.)