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Bill Still says he gets emails almost daily asking him if the Clintons can still “bribe or otherwise coerce sufficient electoral college electors to actually steal the White House from Donald Trump?” Obviously the lack of character of the Clintons is well known among the American people. He cites a New York Post headline of four days prior which read, “The one scenario that could still get Hillary into the White House.”
Still says, “If you have followed the crime careers of the Clintons as I have since they came to town, you know that you can put nothing past them, including threats of Arkansicide towards anyone who gets in their way, labeling them as “the world record holders in getting away with stuff.”
He points out that with the finalization of the Arizona vote count, Donald Trump receives an extra eleven electoral college vote count boost, and once Michigan is finalized he’ll have 305, a cushion of 35 more than the 270 needed for victory. He notes that while it is illegal for the electors to ignore the will of the voters in 21, less than half of all states, the penalties are relatively light, at one thousand dollars and being ostracized socially. 29 of them have no laws against being a “faithless elector,” and voting as one pleases, irrespective of the will of the people. 25 of those states are ones in which Trump won the popular vote.
He asks, “What’s a thousand dollar fine in a world where George Soros is paying millions of dollars to fund the current rioting in major cities around the nation? He notes that “theoretically there is nothing to prevent any elector of the electoral college from going rogue and voting for Satan himself,” as personified by Hillary Clinton.
He notes that even if the Clintons or Soros were able to bribe or otherwise convince 35 electors to abandon their principles, all is not lost. He says, “There is still one last safeguard in place that, in this case, the greatest theft of the entire Clinton crime career, and that’s saying something, a virtual impossibility. Yes, the Electoral College votes on December 19th.”
“But, that vote,” Still points out, “has to be approved by Congress on January 6th. Congress has never disapproved of a vote of the Electoral College, but they could. So with both the House of Representatives and the Senate firmly in Republican hands, in this case, this theft isn’t going to happen.” http://rickwells.us/bill-still-clinton-soros-can-try-steal-electoral-college-heres-theyll-fail/