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What I can't understand is why they are saying that they are still counting absentee ballots in places like PA? I don't know the rules in those states, but in FL your absentee ballot has to be received before the election (I forget which day) to be counted. Assuming that is the case in most states, why would it take almost a MONTH to count those?
What I can't understand is why they are saying that they are still counting absentee ballots in places like PA? I don't know the rules in those states, but in FL your absentee ballot has to be received before the election (I forget which day) to be counted. Assuming that is the case in most states, why would it take almost a MONTH to count those?
I don't make those decisions, you will have to ask the PA governor...
why would you consider the recount a waste of money when the results verify that your man won, fair and square and put the whole issue to rest? I consider that money well spent as most people would.
Why do you care about the money. It was money donated by concerned citizens exercising their legal right to protest the results. It wasn't your money. All state elections have a process built into them for just such a situation and the funds are earmarked for it also.
What's the big stink all about? Makes you all look like cheap, cheezy whiners instead of winners. You all could have handled the whole situation with grace and dignity, instead you've been running off foaming at the mouth and acting like someone took your shovel from you in the sandbox.
You mean like Hillary supporters acted with grace and dignity after she lost the election?
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