The issue here is there isn't evidence to support the investigation into the allegations. Everyone can make the hacker bogey man a defense, but the truth is whi

The issue here is there isn't evidence to support the investigation into the allegations. Everyone can make the hacker bogey man a defense, but the truth is while hacking does happen, the way in which the voting systems are designed it's less likely to have been hacked through exploiting voting terminals. It's more likely that the registration of voters would be manipulated. I would argue that's why the Clinton campaign hasn't been aggressive with it, they haven't met the threshold of reasonable doubt. Off topic, I wish people and their passions had been put to work during the elections on both sides. It's all been yelling at each other over superiority and whatever else is the hot ticket button of the day. If people would take the energy and focus on a micro level, working within their communities to make change, we'd be a better country for it. - not directed at previous poster, just tagging on commentary.