When I first heard that a hispanic man would be nominated to fill the role of Attorney General I was pleasantly surprised. Then, thanks to the wonders of the press, I was able to do some research about him. After researching him, the first thing that comes to mind is Haliburton! Gonzales was a partner with a Houston law firm that had Haliburton as a client, and
It's not a matter of every single vote in contention going to Kerry, you are missing the point. It's a matter of hackers potentially hacking into the voting machines in Florida and fouling up the results. There is a growing amount of evidence that points to massive fraud. For those interested, BlackBoxVoting.org is beginning to compile evidence. Link Zoomba, the "worst candidate possibl
DU is Democratic Underground, a blog. This just might materialize and be the "bombshell" of this case. My fingers are crossed Link A Democratic Congressional candidate allegedly has the evidence. We'll see how this plays out...And by the way, anyone who doesn't think that every vote should be counted is unreasonable. And anyone who doesn't think the suspicious data from
I believe he is saying that OF the part of the country that is registered as a party member, be it 40 percent, or what have you. 90 percent of those 40 percent party registrants voted down party lines.
Well, like I posted earlier: a "true" inquiry will be undertaken soon by the GAO thanks to three courageous congressmen. Link Well, written article, however. But, Hillary will not get the nomination in '08. It will be Edwards.
My apologies for the mathematical errors. The point, suing for the "miscounted" ballots is fundamentally right. They promised to make sure "every" vote was counted, so they should carry out their promise.
Link At that link, provided by the folks at DU, one can find the official county by county vote tallies from Florida in a compact database. However, if one goes down to the "op-scan" section, interesting irregularities begin to show in the numbers. For example: look at Liberty County...Calhoun C
COMPLETELY FALSE! Link Gore retracted his concession, and Kerry could, but probably won't, do the same.
This is my last comment for this morning, and it is simply this: a concession is simply a public statement, and nothing else. It is not legally binding. Just because the Kerry campaign doesn't want to fight, doesn't mean that his supporters won't fight for him. And this is not about "technicalities", this is a matter of discrimination against black voters.
Let me reinforce what I'm trying to say: If Kerry were to depend on the provisional ballots alone, he would have to get almost all of them, that is unrealistic. But, by not pursuing legal action they are disregarding the 92,672 discounted ballots. These discounted ballots are the punch card ballots, like the ones used in Florida in 2000. Without legal action ONLY the provisional ballots would be counted and Kerry could not win. BUT, with legal action t
Ok, here's the site with the Ohio election law on it concering the recount rules: Link
Alright guys, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer , out of Ohio there are 155,000 provisional ballots, and 92,672 discarded ballots. The total of potential ballots is 247,672. That's according to a Cleveland newspaper, not the mainstream media. Read for yourself here: Link The problem is, those votes won't be counted unless legal acti
It was a surreal moment, after John Edwards announced in the early morning of November 3rd, that the fight for every vote would continue, word spread through my high school that Senator Kerry had conceded. I was devastated and in denial. What caused the sudden reversal of positions by the campaign in a mere 9 hour time frame? After a whole campaign of saying every vot
The debate idea is a great idea. It could be handled similarly to the news shows on there, just more expansive...covering perhaps 6-10 issues.
I aim to educate, inform, and interest people. I hope that my lone voice might be able to reach someone.
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