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  Who's ready for the GOP to manipulate the results and say "SEE THE HAND COUNT SAID BIDEN DID WORSE!"
context: Jesus Christ, do these people know it's 2023 now? Or are they literally living in the past? >
  
  I mean they're trying to drag us back to the dark ages, so... yeah basically >
  
  Human error accounted for any discrepancies, not the electronic tabulators.   Imagine that - GOP will report meltdown in 3,2 1! >
  
  Funnily it was actually anti-election denier Republicans who pushed for this recount. They were hoping to disprove those claims because they're worried if their own voters think the election is rigged they won't bother voting. >
  
  And what's strangest to me is that Trump won that county in the original machine count. What are these people really worried about? Their man won (their county).
  But hey, let's spend some taxpayer money. What's a few un-filled potholes, rusty bridges, and leaking water pipes, after all? >
  
  2 MAGAs die in a tragic bass fishing accident and find themselves at the pearly gates. There, they meet face to face with God himself. God tells the men that they may ask of him one question, any question, and he will answer it. The MAGAs think for awhile before coming up with their question. 
  “God - did Joe Biden and the Democrats rig the 2020 election and steal it from Trump?”
  “No, my child, they did not.”
  The MAGAs look at each other in shock and one of them exclaims “man, this goes way higher than we thought!” >
  
  So you're saying Trump is going to be reinstated as President tomorrow? >
  
  The problem with stuff like this is that no amount of proof otherwise will dissuade them - They will take this loss as evidence that the 'conspiracy goes much, much further'. 
  You can't satisfy these chuckleheads. >
  
  God I love watching Trump lose over and over again >
  
  That recount cost about $10,000 to $15,000 and each LOST votes, net to Trump by 7.  The tax payers are on the hook $2000/vote  to be sure it was “accurate”.  The county should take that bill and have each county commissioner who wanted that recount pay their fair share