My only take on this is memory of Gingrich on C-Span hinting vaguely that the GOP must get interested in voting technology- without explanation at all as if he knew the cameras were watching. That called to mind his summit with Clinton when one key issue again was technology. The progressive, science friendly, public service minded Mr. Gingrich.
I didn't know about Hagel and his connections and HIS odd presidential aspirations. Yet for anyone nurturing a suspicion the picture in Georgia seems completely tuned to a possible conspiracy theory. Or is it all soem devilish serendipity and coincidence at work?
Of course, Gingrich would dare to call it providential. Another take on the picture would be unseemly and against the will of the cybervoter.
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