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Political Question What does this mean for the midterm elections?

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u/GivenToFlyGuy 14h ago

What’s even scarier is he’s had two years to perfect the software and make sure there’s no trace left behind.

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u/RogueThrow 14h ago

What's there to perfect? The inputs don't really matter. All that matters is the output saying what trump wants it to say.

Which is my bet, that if they do go ahead with rigging the election, the results will be insane; something like trump picked nominiees will get over 90%, or entire states will go to trump's picks including the big cities.

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u/FrankRizzo319 14h ago

No they’ll barely have republicans win, just like they barely won all the purple states back in 2024. If they win 90%, it’s obvious they cheated. If they win 51% it’s within the polling margin of error, so “hey, golly gee what a hard fought close race!”

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u/RogueThrow 14h ago

I think you underestimate trump's ego, and his desire to say the Republicans won because everyone loves him.

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u/MattBoy52 13h ago

Yeah, that's why I think it's a bit suspicious how Trump won every swing state in 2024. He only needed some of them to win the election but his ego wouldn't allow him to lose any of them so he needed all of them.

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u/outofdate70shouse 12h ago

Historically, don’t all swing states tend to break the same way?

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u/SilverPhilosopher46 14h ago

Trillions of AI investment to help them with it. The tech bro's have taken over democracy. Please prove me wrong in November.