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  Her entire campaign was based on if she lost. She lost and won't accept what she was running for.
context: I still suspect the idea behind this shit is desensitize the public to false claims, then cheat their asses off and when the Dems try to fight it, they point back at how none of the fraud claims were true, even though it was the GOP doing it the whole time.
  Conspiracy theory, I know, but it would be their style. >
  
  That’s called pivoting. When the initial plan doesn’t work, convert it into something that does. >
  
  Think that was the initial plan.  Remember that time carl rove melted down when the election numbers weren't what he was expecting?  He seemed awfully sure of that he thought the numbers should be.  Same year anonymous claimed they stopped election hacking >
  
  I’ve looked for more info on their claim to have stopped a GOP hack in Ohio(?) that Rove freaked about but have never found more than the claim.  Anyone know more? >
  
  Anonymous in a video, described how he used 4chan on Reddit to hack Rove's emails and then the RNC servers. He obtained the instructions for how to use the "Man in the middle" software to change the results of the elections in several key states. He found that all he had to do to neutralize the election fraud software was to change the password.
  Having hacked into Rove's computer and the RNC servers, he watched while Rove made over 100 attempts to alter election results in the hours after the polls closed.
  
  A year or 2 later, there was a PBS special about the Republican fraud software. This is the source you should look for. It is probably on YouTube. 
  In the program they interviewed some of the senior programmers at Reddit, one of whom said that the person dressed as Anonymous in the video had been the chief programmer at Reddit. She also said he had been murdered a few months later. >
  
  Wait - are you saying Aaron Swartz was murdered for preventing the GOP from stealing an election?