One more thing about the election....

Last thing about it today, I swear.

No matter who wins I want it to be decisive. I do not want any legal challenges of any kind. Just let it be done.

Update: I'll add one addendum. Any network or news outlet that reports any exit polls before they close should be tarred and feathered. The lot of them. If it were up to me there would be no exit poll data released before the polls closed on the West Coast (sorry Hawaii and Alaska).

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knowitall said…
Now the different states are changing whatever they want to do, and that means the left-wing illuminati are now taking and counting votes that were thrown out for being inaccurate.
10:04 PM
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