Prop 37: The Top 7 Reasons Not to Believe the Vote Count
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Prop 37: The Top 7 Reasons Not to Believe the Vote Count
By Jon Rappoport
The verdict is in. You would be a fool to accept the vote-count in the California Prop 37 election. I’ll show you why.
Apparently, the CA secretary of state’s office has been getting hit by a lot of calls. People are asking them about the ongoing Prop 37 vote-count. As of last night, there were still 2,304,250 votes uncounted.
I received a call from Shannan Velayas, who works in media relations at the California Secretary of State’s office. She left a message, emphasizing several points.
Among them: The vote-count is open and transparent, and anyone from the public can observe it.
This fact has been used by reporters and “experts” to assure the public that an election can’t be stolen. They’re absolutely wrong.
So the first reason you shouldn’t believe the Prop 37 vote? The means do, in fact, exist to steal an election.
