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Of course they do. Voting machines can be rigged by domestic agents to subvert democracy. Honestly, it's actually kind of hilarious that some people think Rus
by Mikeb85 7y ago
Of course they do. Voting machines can be rigged by domestic agents to subvert democracy.
Honestly, it's actually kind of hilarious that some people think Russian trolls and Facebook ads somehow turned the election and not socio-economic factors (for example, those outlined in the Paul Krugman article and thread).
- chrisdhoover 7y agoAnd its an age old problem. We have expressions for it, ballot stuffing, and quips about it, vote early and often. We even had a partisan judiciary decide an election since the machines failed to fully punch cards.
- lonelappde 7y agoWhy can't both be a factor?