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.......or so says an acquaintance who considers himself a 'Libertarian' but is also an avid Kool-Aid drinker who "believes" that MOST election fraud is committed by Democrats regardless of what proof I show him and feels that all news stations are liberally biased and FOX is centrist but leans liberal on occasion. :crazy:
As crazy as I may think he is on most points I think he may be on to something here. :evilgrin:
There was no one big 'smoking gun' conspiracy in this election, rather, an agenda within the Republican party to win at any cost by any means necessary.
A full accounting of all lost votes will show beyond a reasonable doubt that the majority of 'problems' affecting our election favored one party in particular to an extent that is statistically significant pointing to either a spoken conspiracy which is highly unlikely or more likely, an unspoken agenda shared and executed by party faithful.
In the 2000 election, estimates reach as high as 9 million for the number of Americans who were disenfranchised. In 2004, that figure may ultimately be even higher. We need to do an analysis of our entire electoral system and determine the amount to which each form of election fraud contributes to the total, and then starting with the biggest causes, aggressively attack each problem until all are resolved.
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