I was talking about Stein, and asked what she had to gain, and you completely ignored that, noted, you're busted.So you can't say what she had to gain... k.You need a link to explain she had nothing to gain? Really?
Oh this is getting better and better ---
--------------------LINK?
what an opening -- I can't wait....
Did she think SHE was going to be president?
Apparently drinking canned heat fries your vision....
When your eyes come back read the line I just posted about. And don't try to run away, 'cause you're already trapped.
Just keep your hands where I can see 'em....
Fuggin' wimp.
Here you go. I warned ya.
>> " Articles that I have read, I haven't verified them," Duffy told host Wolf Blitzer on Oct. 27, 2016. "But we heard that one of George Soros' companies has provided some of the machines for some of these states. And, obviously, Mr. Soros leans left. I haven't personally verified that yet."
Duffy’s comment is notable because the claim had been debunked a week before he appeared on CNN by Snopes, and again three days before by the Washington Post.
The claim about billionaire Soros emerged on several conservative websites. One Daily Caller report said, "Smartmatic, a U.K.-based voting technology company with deep ties to George Soros, has provided voting technology in 16 states including battleground zones like Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Virginia."
The article noted that Smartmatic stated on its website that it "will not be deploying its technology in any U.S. county for the upcoming 2016 U.S. presidential elections."
That nuance was lost on many people. More than 125,000 signed a petition posted Oct. 21, 2016, on the White House website that said, "We the people ask Congress to meet in emergency session about removing George Soros-owned voting machines from 16 states."
To be clear, abundant evidence shows that Soros owns no voting machines in the United States.
To go further, the link between Soros and Smartmatic is gossamer thin.
Company CEO Antonio Mugica and chairman Lord Mark Malloch-Brown said in a statement, "George Soros has zero ownership or involvement in our company. Smartmatic has no ties to political parties or groups in any country and it abides by a strict code of ethics that forbids the company from donating to any political campaigns of any kind."
The one connection between Soros and Malloch-Brown is that Malloch-Brown sits on the global board of Soros’ Open Society Foundations. Malloch-Brown is a former minister of State in the British cabinet and, as the Smartmatic website stated, he is a member of "a number of non-profit boards addressing global issues from poverty reduction to conflict resolution."
On top of all this, no state is using Smartmatic machines in this election. << --- Pants On Fire
BUSTED, Butthead.
As for your other tangent, yes, indirectly Soros owns the machines, so you and the leftist fake news attempts to debunk that are GARBAGE, much like the rest of the lies you people tell as you try and hide the truth...
Soros-Connected Company Has Provided Voting Technology In 16 States
Oh no you don't Wimpy. You tried to change the subject because you knew I had you by the balls.
And I knew it too. Would you like another turn on the vise?
Your link above was ALREADY debunked above. It was two weeks old when it was debunked for the second time. Yet here you are running the same shit out expecting different results.