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47of74

(18,470 posts)
Wed Jan 25, 2017, 10:42 PM Jan 2017

Steve King (R-Douchenozzle) said his calculator showed there were illegal votes


Ugh

Election officials across the country have found almost no cases of voter fraud in the 2016 election, but Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) is convinced that 2.4 million people voted illegally.

In an interview with MSNBC’s Hallie Jackson on Tuesday, King responded to President Donald Trump’s evidence-free claim that there were between 3 and 5 million illegal voters in the election ― an assertion that puzzled even some of Trump’s supporters.

Citing “sample data from certain counties,” King told Jackson he had done his own calculations and determined it was “plausible” that 2.4 million people could have voted illegally.

“I ... did an extrapolation calculation on how many illegals could have or could be voting in the United States,” King said, using an offensive term for undocumented immigrants. “The number I came up with off of that extrapolation was 2.4 million. So it’s plausible ― the number 3 million sounds like it’s a plausible number to me.”


Shut the fuck up Steve

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Steve King (R-Douchenozzle) said his calculator showed there were illegal votes (Original Post) 47of74 Jan 2017 OP
dems should run with this - millions of illegal votes...FOR TRUMP (let trump prove otherwise) nt msongs Jan 2017 #1
And Russians and convicted felons (e.g. neo Nazis) progressoid Jan 2017 #3
This Is something that Colbert or Stewart. would parody in the past. progressoid Jan 2017 #2
His comment is just a needle in a "huge" stack of needles needing mocked. IADEMO2004 Jan 2017 #4

progressoid

(50,734 posts)
2. This Is something that Colbert or Stewart. would parody in the past.
Wed Jan 25, 2017, 11:19 PM
Jan 2017

I don't have access toTV for a few days. Hopefully he will be roundly mocked.

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