Another dynamite election fraud article: today's Washington Spectator

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VOTING: It Still Doesn't Work the Way It Should

You won't believe your eyes. I will post representative text later, when I get back inside. But all of you need to know that this comprehensive review of the 2004 election theft has been published today in a Washington newsletter (with reasonably wide coverage).

It is as if the writer had been with us in Nashville. R.H. Phillips, Clint Curtis, exit poll discrepencies, etc, etc, etc. To have this released in the same week as the Robert Koehler column is a double (and truly unexpected) gift. We can now take our tin foil hats off, folks.

Please read and comment, y'all. I know you'll find quotable quotes to share with others here.

The 2004 election theft snowball is picking up speed and moving downhill. Looks like a naked "Um-pu-rur" is in its path, fer sher.

http://www.washingtonspectator.com/articles/20050415voting_1.cfm

[signmike]

1. Requires subscription .. how about a clip?

[Goldeneye]

2. I'd love to read it....

but you have to buy a subscription.

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3. Have to be a subscriber to access....

can you post more of it?

[Fly by night]

4. Drat. Oh well, here are four representative paragraphs, near the end

"PROBLEMS ELSEWHERE—A Democratic website has posted disparities between the margin of votes received by Kerry in New Mexico, and by other Democratic candidates, for local positions, including judgeships. Apparently every Democrat running in a surprising number of counties outperformed the top of the ticket, although usually a presidential candidate gets more votes than those in lesser races.

"Ohio presented the appearance of massive voter suppression and vote fraud. Along with widely reported irregularities, including excessively long lines at, and confusion about, the location of voting places, an article by Dr. Richard Hayes Phillips, "Stealing Votes in Columbus," documents how voting machines were taken away from high-population precincts, which were likely to go for Kerry, and sent to more affluent suburbs with their smaller populations, instead. Dr. Phillips has tabulated the difference voting machines made in the voting.

"The precincts with the longest lines, of course, turned away more voters. Phillips reports that the voting machines were disbursed by a former executive director of the Franklin County Republican Party, Matt Damschroder, who met with George W. Bush and with Ohio's Republican Secretary of State, Kenneth Blackwell, on Election Day.

"Phillips concludes that "Damschroder did not act alone" in Ohio. With 74 wards and 472 precincts in Columbus, one person could not have delivered all the voting machines, and probably could not have planned all the deliveries. "Anyone who associated with Mr. Damschroder on or shortly before Election Day should be investigated for possible complicity."

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6. spread the word!

Learn how to be the media in your neighborhood. Spread this article around. Post it in laundrymats, grocery stores, and wherever you talk to people. This is how we take our media and democracy back.

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