Oct 2004: Kerry promises to fight any hint of corruption in the vote; Nov 2004: Kerry Quits Us

[itsrobert]

He asked me and others in an email to send him money so he can mount an aggressive campaign against any vote fraud. We know there was fraud in Ohio, but Kerry let us and Edwards down. Edwards wanted to continue the FIGHT! The FIGHT continues!

[acmavm]

1. Kerry is an ass. After he conceded I lost any respect I ever had

for the man.

[Lint Head]

2. K&R

You are absolutely correct. There are criminals in the White House and a big deal is being made of Kerry endorsement. :dem:

[Meshuga]

3. It's Kerry's turn to suffer the smear campaign here in DU n/t

[Acadia Blue]

4. Kerry abandoned us.............took our money, took our hope and

trust that he would fight for us and caved like a coward, not the war hero that hs is supposed to be, and helped Bush make gigantic inroads into the bloodless corporate coup that continued. It is so entrenched now that without an FDR or Teddy Roosevelt willing to take on the computer voting companies and the corrupt corporations, we will become just like Mexico. In Mexico money rules everything. There is no justice because money buys justice and you can die in the street if you do not have money. And that is what is happening here.

[ProSense]

5. 2005

Blogged by JC on 08.22.05 @ 04:19 PM ET

Fighting for Every Voter

A few more words about an issue that is of the utmost importance to me.

As political candidates, we spend considerable time and effort every election cycle fighting for votes. After the election, whether won or lost, many candidates leave the irregularities of the election behind. But we owe the voters more than that. When voters are disenfrachised, we owe it to them to seek justice and expose the truth. That is why I have been so proud of the Kerry-Edwards campaign's ongoing involvement in the investigation and litigation of what went wrong in Ohio. I wrote to the candidates recently to ask that they continue to be involved in this important endeavor.

This is not about the past. It is about figuring out what went wrong and why -- and then getting the next election right, not for the Democratic Party, but for all of the voters.

link

Since the 2004 election is being revisited, here are some facts

Kerry endorses Obama 2008!

[flordehinojos]

6. i, too, have wondered how much of kerry support might help or hurt the, Obama Swell.

I mean, so many of us thinks so much less of kerry after he just handed the votes to bush without putting up a fight ... that in the eyes of many kerry's endorsement of obama might be a foul smelling smear to obama's campaign.

and... for the record i support HRC.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

7. Besides, those grapes are sour anyway.

[bpeale]

8. Kerry's an ass who should just shut up. who believes this guy anymore?

[INdemo]

9. the Republicans had much more to lose than an election in 2004

and they weren't about to lose it..John Kerry did not lose the election of 2004,it was stolen.Whatever John Kerry would have done to try and prove voting corruption,the Repukes would have still won out...I'm concerned about this year's election....The corporations aren't going to give up their crown without a fight,so expect more irregularities this year.....