If they know what's good for them they had been hope they lose. If there is one thing that will get people to start pulling their rifles out of their closets and heading to DC,it's Hillary Clinton stealing the election and then being sworn in.

Good point, but better watch out Pete, some will start saying you are a radical nutso koo koo

Good point, but better watch out Pete, some will start saying you are a radical nutso koo koo

I don't really care,but I do appreciate the sentiment.

If she and her globalist pals are successful at overthrowing the presidential election,it's time to fight. If not then,the time will never come.

" I don't really care,but I do appreciate the sentiment. "

LOL, I really didn't think you would be too concerned. Its kinda like the old saying about burying your guns.

Watch your 6

Pennsylvania may be a difficult proposition.

http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/US/PDF/1937/0/0320..PDF

"PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION CODE"

Act of Jun. 3, 1937, P.L. 1333, No. 320

Section 1404. Computation of Returns by County Board; Certification; Issuance of Certificates of Election.

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(f) As the returns from each election district are read, computed and found to be correct or corrected as aforesaid, they shall be recorded on the blanks prepared for the purpose until all the returns from the various election districts which are entitled to be counted shall have been duly recorded, when they shall be added together, announced and attested by the clerks who made and computed the entries respectively and signed by the members of the county board. Returns under this subsection shall be considered unofficial for five (5) days. The county board shall submit the unofficial returns to the Secretary of the Commonwealth by five o'clock P. M. on the Tuesday following the election. The submission shall be as directed by the secretary for public office which appears on the ballot in every election district in this Commonwealth or for a ballot question which appears on the ballot in every election district in this Commonwealth. At the expiration of five (5) days after the completion of the computation of votes, in case no petition for a recount or recanvass has been filed in accordance with the provisions of this act, or upon the completion of the recount or recanvass if a petition therefor has been filed within five (5) days after the completion of the computation of votes, the county board shall certify the returns so computed in said county in the manner required by this act, unless upon appeals taken from any decision, the court of common pleas shall have directed any returns to be revised, or unless in case of a recount, errors in the said returns shall have been found, in which case said returns shall be revised, corrected and certified accordingly. The county board shall thereupon, in the case of elections, issue certificates of election to the successful candidates for all county, city, borough, township, ward, school district, poor district and election offices, and local party offices to be filled by the votes of the electors of said county, or of any part thereof.

((f) amended Oct. 8, 2004, P.L.807, No.97)

(g) This subsection relates to recounts and recanvasses ordered by the secretary.

(1) Except as set forth in subsection (h), the secretary shall order a recount and recanvass to all county boards if the unofficial returns prepared in accordance with subsection (f) reflect any of the following:

(i) A candidate for a public office which appears on the ballot in every election district in this Commonwealth was defeated by one-half of a percent or less of the votes cast for the office. This subclause includes a candidate for retention to a Statewide judicial office.

(ii) A ballot question appearing on the ballot in every election district in this Commonwealth was approved or rejected by one-half of a percent or less of the votes cast on the question.

(2) The secretary shall issue an order under clause (1) by five o'clock P. M. of the second Thursday following the day of the election.