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In reply to the discussion: Was the 2004 Presidential Election Stolen Too? [View all]zeemike
(18,998 posts)38. Agreed ...that is what must be done.
And the barriers to doing that is by confusing the issues and the right wing control of the media...who tell us things that don't matter or are complete lies...they want to focus on anything but fair elections.
I would love to see a protest in front of the county election officials office demanding that they junk the machines and have paper ballots counted precinct by precinct and in the open with any observer allowed to watch...and the results posted for all to see....in other words open elections.
But that does not happen because we are fragmented by single issues and have no leadership with a goal that matches free elections...that really should unify us all.
Divide and conquer is the tactic that is used and it works.
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Good work -if anything of the U.S. survives in decades ahead, perhaps some of this "actual history"
villager
Jun 2012
#2
Yes but the gop did it by releasing the exit polls early, giving Kerry a win early in the day
applegrove
Jun 2012
#10
The GOP didn't release the exit polls, and neither they nor their lackies in the
Time for change
Jun 2012
#13
I've said much the same thing about the absurdity of allowing private corporations to
Time for change
Jun 2012
#42
They need to organize then, and plan a virtual blitz of attacks on those machines
sabrina 1
Jun 2012
#44
Wasn't Ohio Blackwell's gift to George Bush? He did promise to deliver it.. if you recall. n/t
progressivebydesign
Jun 2012
#23
Based on the last 12 years, I'm going to guess EVERY election will have accusations...
progress2k12nbynd
Jun 2012
#29
God only knows! To give him the benefit of the doubt, it was a very poorly written and sloppy report
Time for change
Jun 2012
#32
I believe there is good evidence that this was the most important trick used to steal
Time for change
Jun 2012
#37
The trick was too simple to believe, just move the punch card ballots to the next precinct and Kerry
Coyotl
Jul 2012
#67
It has long been a mystery to me why the Democratic Party hasn't tried more to counteract this
Time for change
Jun 2012
#58
I don't know, but their acceptance of election "irregularities" and receipt-free voting...
polichick
Jun 2012
#62
Yes, if you've ever taken a statistics course, it's screamingly obvious it was systematically stolen
diane in sf
Jun 2012
#56