The Bitter Left Wants a Recount in Three States

(The Real Agenda News) Hillary Clinton’s campaign is now backing Green Party candidate, Jill Stein, and her push to recount the votes in three different states.

Clinton had condemned Trump for not saying he would recognize the results without challenging them.

The Democrat said Trump’s attitude toward the possibility that she won the election was dangerous for American democracy, but now her campaign is throwing its support behind a recount in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan.

In those three states, Trump won by a difference of about 100,000 votes, which allowed him to add the necessary electoral votes to win the November 8 election.

The Republican mobilized mainly working-class voters there thanks to his rhetoric against damaging free trade agreements.

The Hillary Clinton campaign has announced that it will take part in efforts to boost vote counts in all three key states.

Stein, has raised millions of dollars for votes to be counted again in the state of Wisconsin, something the state announced it would do last Friday.

Marc Elias, a campaign lawyer for Clinton, said the they had not planned to request a recount since his own investigation had not found any evidence of computer hacking having penetrated the American voting systems.

“But now that a counting has begun in Wisconsin, we intend to participate to ensure the process progresses in a fair way for all parties,” Elias said in a post on the Medium website.

“The Clinton campaign should be legally represented in Wisconsin to be able to monitor the count,” he said.

Concerning questions about Michigan and Pennsylvania, Stein states that “we will take the same approach in those states as well.”

Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan were key states where Trump overcame Clinton by relatively narrow margins.

Although Trump won the election in the polling station count, Clinton outnumbered him by more than 2 million votes, an advantage never reached by an election loser. However, that advantage might not even exist given that fact that at least 3 million illegal aliens could have cast votes during the presidential election.

The Wisconsin count will include a hand-held examination of nearly 3 million ballots. The count is expected to begin late next week. The recount could last until December 13.

Stein has raised $ 5.8 million out of the $ 7 million needed to cover the salaries and legal costs of the three state counts.

Voting margins make it highly improbable that any count ends up giving Clinton a victory in all three states, which would be necessary for the overall election outcome to change.