How Karl Rove fixed the FBI investigation of his theft of the 2004 Presidential election in Ohio

[Cliff Arnebeck]

187. Bipartisan consensus on Athan Gibbs' importance to the 21st century election integrity movement

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When Athan Gibbs appeared on Bob Fitrakis' radio show, he also visited the Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell's office. Gibbs made a very favorable impression in both places.

When I brought up Gibbs' verifiable electronic voting machine in a conversation with a former Blackwell employee, and said that Bob thought Gibbs had been assassinated, she, without hesitating, said: "That's what we thought too." Both Blackwell and Gibbs, and this former Blackwell senior staffer were African-Americans.

The importance of Athan Gibbs to the election integrity issue for 21st century America (North and South) is illustrated by the fact of my colleague, Professor Bob Fitrakis' dedication, as primary author, to Athan Gibbs of the primary authoritative text on "What Happened in Ohio" in respect to the 2004 Presidential election. Gibbs teaches us that the problem is not electronic voting machines, but rather the design and use of electronic voting machines without a proper and customary audit protocol.