ok, if you're gonna do a tin foil hat foiled election hack theory,

you have to figure it was a multi-state operation.
it doesn't work to plan for it all to come down to ohio specifically and then your trickery puts you over.

no, if the republicans were gonna plan to steal it, they were gonna have a theft operation plan for ohio AND florida AND a few other states.


so the reason why the rmoney campaign went ape when the networks called ohio?
is WASN'T because of anything about the theft of OHIO itself.
it wasn't because they were shocked about a hack or a patch or anonymous or whatever.
in fact, maybe everything planned was working fine, they hadn't even begun to work their magic yet.

the problem was that CALLING ohio meant that the rmoney hackers in OTHER states would give up.

think about it. it's all one big game theory game of trust, people in several states each have to decide whether or not to risk jail to hack for rmoney. if the plan works in enough key states, it's worth it, but if not, there's no point. so each one will only do their part as long as they think the grand plan will work.

so as things look bleak to the naive public, the rmoney campaign is merely calculating which and how many key states they need to steal.

then the networks come along and call the whole thing off. the rmoney campaign thinks they can still steal the election if they work their trickery in ohio, florida, virginia, and colorado, say. but now ratfuckers in virginia say what's the point, the election's over! they were prepared to risk their necks if it was down to virginia only, but now they not only think they need 2 or 3 or 4 states, they also think that maybe something went wrong in ohio and it's not going to work.

the whole web of trust falls apart and they end of stealing nothing.

all because the networks called it before the fun had even begun.




not saying i particularly buy this or any other conspiracy theory.
i'm just saying that they wouldn't have spent hundreds of millions of dollars and years of strategery and had something underhanded planned for ONLY ohio.

and really, what's the use in OBJECTING to the networks calling ohio? they can vent all they want in private. the point in objecting to the networks themselves is to get them to signal to your team that the game is still afoot.