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  • Now is the time for impeachment hearings. The tyranny must be stopped.
    9 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    After the 2000 election I rationalized that Republicans were just dumb ideologues, blinded by religious intolerance.
    But recently, with their increasingly successful attacks on public radio, universities, Social Security, the judiciary, environmentalists and any dissenting voice, I can only conclude that the Republican power-brokers know exactly what they are doing and are carrying out their clever plan in a very organized way. It is McCarthyism redux.
    Democrats are accused of not having (…)

  • Watergate Again? Another break-in, more computers stolen at Democratic Headquarters in Ohio
    2 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    COLUMBUS - Thieves targeted the Ohio Democratic Party Headquarters this week, stealing a computer and a high-tech communications gadget belonging to party chairman Denny White.
    Police said yesterday one or more burglars appeared to have climbed a wall Monday and crawled through an unlocked second-story window overnight at the party headquarters about three blocks from the Statehouse.
    The break-in occurs at a time when the Ohio Republican Party is threatened by one of the largest scandals (…)

  • Team Bush paid MILLIONS to Nathan Sproul-and tried to hide it!
    2 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    A News from Underground Exclusive! by Mark Crispin Miller and Jared Irmas
    A huge expense In the months before the presidential election, a firm called Sproul & Associates launched voter registration drives in at least eight states, most of them swing states. The group-run by Nathan Sproul, former head of the Arizona Christian Coalition and the Arizona Republican Party-had been hired by the Republican National Committee.
    Sproul got into a bit of trouble last fall when, in certain (…)

  • WE ALL WANT ANSWERS
    30 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    WE TOO WANT ANSWERS
    By Peter Fredson
    June 30, 2005
    A headline from Reuters today reads:
    Bush says wants answers on Iran leader’s past
    The story continues:
    “President George W. Bush said on Thursday he wanted answers on whether Iranian President-elect Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was a leader in the 1979 U.S. Embassy siege as some former hostages have said.”
    "I have no information," Bush told reporters. "But obviously his involvement raises many questions, and knowing how active people (…)

  • North Carolina Dem Senators gut paper ballot bill of voter verified paper ballots
    28 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    (Betrayal by some of our Democratic Party elected officials- Read entire text Immediately) The North Carolina Senate Judiciary I committee (almost all democrats) gutted our election reform bill. They have stripped the greatest protection against fraud and inaccuracy: Voter-Verified Paper Ballots. Without the voter being able to verify a paper ballot no meaningful audit or recount can occur. This leaves our elections up to voting machine companies and not up to the voters.
    We cannot (…)

  • Why did Kerry Concede?
    27 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Here is the opinion of one political nobody on why Sen. John F Kerry conceded the election on Nov 2004. I have been told, "get over it" and get lost. The following is why Kerry has made me one pissed off Ohio voter and turned voting into a waste of time.
    John Kerry on Nov 3 2004 made this concession statement.
    "In America, it is vital that every vote counts, and that every vote be counted. But the outcome should be decided by voters, not a protracted legal process. ...I would not give (…)

  • Letter to Howard Dean about the DNC election report and the evidence of vote fraud in Ohio
    27 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Dear Governor Dean:
    I have much admiration for you and high hopes for your success as DNC Chairman. And I think that you would have made a fine, if not a great President. However, I have to tell you I believe that you are making a big mistake by embracing the recent DNC report on the 2004 Ohio election, which significantly under-plays the extent to which that election represents a threat to our democracy.
    In particular, the repeated assurances of the lack of evidence for election (…)

  • Did George W. Bush steal America’s 2004 election?
    26 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    The following text is the Introduction to the 767 page: Did George W. Bush Steal America’s 2004 Election? Essential Documents. You can buy the book here.
    This volume of documents is meant to provide you, the reader, with evidence necessary to make up your own mind.
    Few debates have aroused more polarized ire. But too often the argument has proceeded without documentation. This volume of crucial source materials, from Ohio and elsewhere, is meant to correct that problem.
    Amidst a (…)

  • The DNC 2004 Election Report: An indictment of incompetence
    26 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    The Democratic National Committee’s investigation into Ohio’s 2004 presidential election irregularities is the perfect postscript to the party’s ’election protection’ efforts last fall: it is a shocking indictment of a party caught completely off-guard in its most heated presidential campaign in years, and a party still doesn’t fully understand what happened and how to avoid a repeat in the future.
    The report primarily documents Jim Crow voter suppression tactics targeting Democratic (…)

  • Corporate control of the election process
    26 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Those who hold the sacred trust of overseeing the election procedures and voting systems in this country are an alphabet-soup of organizations. The National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS); the National Association of State Elections Directors (NASED), the Technical Guidelines Development Committee (TGDC), the Elections Assistance Commission (EAC); the Election Center. What do these groups have in common? They either receive their funding from the vendors or are greatly influenced (…)