11-13-2012, 05:45 PM
The problem is not whether a given candidate might benefit from the problems in the elections office, the problem is that the public's confidence in the result, whatever the result, can be weakened when the elections office loses it credibility, as it has done this year. The problem isn't the loss of a particular candidate, but the loss of confidence that occurs when the elections office is run in such a chaotic, vindictive and political way that a man actually keels over and dies from it as a result.
There was a problem, as I have said all along. There still is. I am glad the state took over and have more confidence in the way the election was handled as a result. Although it wasn't handled perfectly, it was handled with integrity. That's the difference.
There was a problem, as I have said all along. There still is. I am glad the state took over and have more confidence in the way the election was handled as a result. Although it wasn't handled perfectly, it was handled with integrity. That's the difference.