Jill Stein’s guilty conscience
Jill Stein must be feeling guilty. AFP reports:
The former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein has raised the necessary $1.1 million to request a vote recount in Wisconsin, her campaign announced Thursday.
The Midwestern state was a key battleground in the November 8 election, helping propel the Republican President-elect Donald Trump past his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton to a victory that shocked the nation.
Donald Tump won Wisconsin by 22,000, but the Green Party won 31,000 votes in the state. In Michigan, Trump won by 11,000, but Stein got 51,000. In Pennsylvania, she got 49,000 votes, and margin was 70,000.
So her ridiculous campaign can be blamed for Clinton losing two states, but not the third (she did not impact outcome in Florida either).
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