[TheRealThing]

Flipped a coin TheRealThing. :worthy:

Yeah, they flipped a coin and wouldn't you know it, she won every one of those coin tosses!!! At least 6 of them, which would be the same odds as 64 people putting their names in a hat. Then one person walk up and with one draw, pull out the paper with his own name on it. That's one in 64 there SUR, that number should have particular significance to you. And it is next to impossible.

And that ain't the half of it in my book. You're not going to tell me they had 6 different instances of a tie vote which necessitated the coin tosses. Even if there was only a one vote margin that is still a win, it was more likely not a dead even tie though. If I'm a candidate and I won the precinct even by one vote, I am sure not about to give up that win just because it's close and just let fate hand that validated/certified win to my opponent based on a coin toss. Especially when one stops to consider how hard those votes were fought for in terms of time, money and jet fuel. You know, when I was coaching I was terrible at the coin toss part. But the other team darn well knew we was coming once the game started.

No, more like it the slight of hand, truth stretching poll workers of the Clinton camp, probably thought they could take advantage of the affable Bernie. Therefore, in the close ones for Clinton they went ahead and chalked that up for Hillary, right? And then when the outcome was close to Bernie's advantage they said Oh, we need to flip on this one. Yeah right. :lame: