BBV: R . Doug Lews WOW!

[Andy_Stephenson]

http://www.blackboxvoting.org/htdocs/dcforum/DCForumID29/91.html

:wow:

"they first have to have faith in the process that elected the government. "

R. Doug Lewis

Sorry Doug. Not buying it!

[greatauntoftriplets]

1. Who to hell is R. Doug Lewis?

And what a goofy name.

:puke:

[Andy_Stephenson]

2. He sounds like he is from around Texarkana.

At least the is what I hear. I could be wrong but I know a Texarkana accent.


He tests the machines...but not really...but defends the manufactures ummm but er not really... That is R. Doug Lewis.

[tkmorris]

3. Faith-based voting

This guy is a real piece of work. Just when you think they can't possibly be more brazen, they are.

[Andy_Stephenson]

6. Tell me

Who is R Doug Lewis? What shadows did he come from. There must be someone who knows.

I wonder.

[DrBB]

4. Well, if he means the Supreme Court

...I have faith in that process--at least insofar as counting the votes is concerned. I mean, with only 9 votes to count, you hardly need Diebold. And I've never heard of any cases where a court decision was contested on the basis of 'em having gotten the count wrong.

[Andy_Stephenson]

5. True enuf...

But I am sure Diebold tabulates the Supreme court vote as well. Know what I mean?


Those photos...scary! :scared:

[TruthIsAll]

7. Does R. Doug have faith in the "process" that selected Bush?

"Remember clearly that for the public to have faith in the government, they first have to have faith in the process that elected the government".


What a fascist bastard.

[Andy_Stephenson]

8. I agree with your

assessment.

[Catshrink]

9. R. Doug Lewis

I googled him:

Bev Harris writes:

http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0308/S00072.htm

"Who hired Lewis? Who started The Election Center? What are his credentials? R. Doug Lewis holds perhaps the most powerful position in the United States when it comes to election security. What we do know about him: Prior to running The Election Center, he owned a used computer parts store for about eight years. It went out of business and he then took over training and organization of the United States election industry.

His resume before this is murky. He claims to have been "an assistant to a president in the White House" (but he doesn't say which president). He says he was the head of the Kansas and Texas Democratic Party (but he doesn't say which years)."

[DrBB]

10. R. Doug Lewis = Doug from Upland?

Nah, probably not. Still, it's a thought. A really, really ugly thought....

[Andy_Stephenson]

11. Yes I know all of that...

but somewhere there must be someone who knows this man. I wonder where they are...