Monday, November 14, 2005
If you can't win the vote, don't just whine, question the process
While debate still rages over Ohio's stolen presidential election of 2004, the impossible outcomes of key 2005 referendum issues may have put an electronic nail through American democracy.
Once again, the Buckeye state has hosted an astonishing display of electronic manipulation that calls into question the sanctity of America's right to vote, and to have those votes counted in this crucial swing state.
Once again, the Buckeye state has hosted an astonishing display of electronic manipulation that calls into question the sanctity of America's right to vote, and to have those votes counted in this crucial swing state.
This is part of the disinformation mantra being pounded out by the left. De Vote! De Vote! De Vote has been stolen. These accusers are just like the "ladies" who constantly point out how strange it is that a child has red hair when, dontchaknow, no one I know in the family has ever had red hair! The child must be illegitimate! Thus Bush is illegitimate, the "Reform Ohio Now" vote is illegitimate and, now that you bring it up, the War on Terror is illegitimate!
Hint, polls do not decide elections, votes do. Though, I think I did hear black Diebold helicopters over my house last night. It was kinda dark.
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