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   Yorvin

   September 9, 2014 at 1:26 am | #

   I think the people who rllaey run things behind the scenes do what they can to have the candidate that they rllaey want win the election. But this may not always be completely easy for them. And a perfect example of this is what happened between Gore and Bush in the U.S. Presidential election of 2000. If the people behind the scenes had been able to control everything, there probably wouldn’t have been all the chaos in deciding who had rllaey won the election at the end of it.But I also think that the emergence of electronic voting may make it easier for these people behind the scenes to control our future elections. With this in mind I think their most important work, from their own perspective, is to make sure that both the Democratic and Republican Presidential candidates are people they can live with, no matter which one gets elected.In terms of some of the people making noise after the election about its results, if their anger doesn’t get aired on the national news repeatedly, then the story will just fade away. There were a lot of angry people after the last two Presidential elections, and video clips and DVDs made about voter fraud in those elections. But the same people who work from behind the scenes to make sure that the two Presidential candidates are the ones they want are the same people who control what gets reported as national news, how much of an issue is made out of a particular subject, and when it’s time for the subject to fade out of the national news altogether. And as a result voter fraud in these past two elections was either not mentioned at all in the national news in many situations, or it was mentioned only briefly, leaving most of the public feeling that the allegations must have been completely unsubstantiated.