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My question is that if so many discrepancies in Sequoia's e-voting machines have been identified, then why can't immediate changes be made? Do they hold some type of monopoly in their industry? It seems ridiculous that there aren't any other alternatives available. If investigating Sequoia proves fruitless, then it's up to the states to follow through with an aggressive plan to get this situation resolved immediately, if not sooner!
AllAboutAshleigh 3 years ago
We are staying on top of it and will report back what we hear. In California, there have been decertifications of voting machines there for problems similar to the ones cited by Professor Felten. -- jacob
WhyTuesday 3 years ago
I'm only subscribing because Jacob Soboroff
is such a QT!
BlondeShannon 3 years ago
Gawd, can't your company afford "live" studio interviews? Cheap ass old things!
BlondeShannon 3 years ago
I am awaiting the HD studio hookup. ;)
WhyTuesday 3 years ago
you should consider changing the name now that super tuesday is over.
PcaKestheaod 3 years ago
Hello! Is anyone out there?
WhyTuesday 3 years ago
sure, and i really like the video but i didnt have a comment :P
ambientdiscord 3 years ago
Don't be impatient now.
kirby4d 3 years ago
Deal. :)
WhyTuesday 3 years ago
Keep going by the way. Tuesday is so illogical nowadays. But, the American system is so slow and clogged with bureaucracy. We really could use an entire new system, IMO. Call a constitutional convention and then have some sort of national (maybe weighted by state) referendum.
kirby4d 3 years ago
1st.
tooberwoober 3 years ago