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She dropped the state lawsuit against PA but is filing a FEDERAL lawsuit Monday. What does she expect to accomplish? Nothing!
Former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein withdrew her statewide recount effort in Pennsylvania on Saturday after a Commonwealth Court judge mandated that the 100 voters who brought the suit on the campaign's behalf post a $1 million bond to press on with the challenge. (Comment: Philadelphia did start a recount but the results didn't changein favor of Clinton and certainly not Stein. She doesn't have the 5% of votes necessary to even START a recount. Why Philadelphia started it is beyond me. The better stop NOW because it's illegal without the bond money up front.)
In court documents filed ending the petition shortly before 5 p.m., an attorney for the Stein campaign wrote: "Petitioners are regular citizens of ordinary means. They cannot afford to post the $1,000,000 bond required by the Court."
The abrupt halt to the campaign's strategy comes less than one week after Stein asked a Pennsylvania court to approve a statewide recount, contending the Nov. 8 election was "illegal" and the results inaccurate.
She’s saying it’s unconstitutional to pay that bond. Bull. Those bonds are to stop frivolous recounts like hers. If they find problems with the count, then the money is refunded. She's just full of excuses and bulls because she doesn't want to give that money up. PERIOD!
Where did the almost $7 million go that she stated was specifically to pay the costs of recounts? Well, here’s one answer. “Under state law, the recount must begin this week as long as Stein or another candidate pays the $3.5 million estimated cost of the recount by Tuesday, election officials said.
Wisconsin started a recount but as far as I know, she never paid the $3.5 million there. Is she starting a lawsuit against that state against the cost? Haven’t heard a thing on that, have you?
Even Ed. Rendell (D), a former PA governor says the effort is "a waste of time."
"Jill Stein has not cited in Wisconsin, Michigan or Pennsylvania any explicit, concrete evidence that there was fraud," Rendell said in an interview with radio host John Catsimatidis airing Sunday. "In fact, the secretary of State of Pennsylvania, who is under a Democratic governor and who was coincidentally my secretary of State when I was governor, says there’s no evidence of any voter fraud," Rendell added. "So I think the suits are a waste of time, they are not going to change the results," he added.
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