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  • Guess Who’s Going to Hollywood With Diebold, ES&S and Sequoia?
    19 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Guess Who’s Going to Hollywood with Diebold, ES&S and Sequoia this August 2005? Your election Officials?
    See the event description of the National Conference Beverly Hills/Hollywood August 2005, where big voting machine companies will wine and dine our election officials while they get "educated and trained":
    National Conference Beverly Hills/Hollywood August 2005:
    *Welcome reception sponsored by Diebold *Dinner and dance sponsored by Sequoia *Graduation Luncheon and Awards (…)

  • Graduation crowd boos Schwarzenegger
    15 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    SANTA MONICA, California (AP) — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s return to his alma mater turned into an exercise in perseverance when virtually his every word was accompanied by catcalls, howls and piercing whistles from the crowd.
    Schwarzenegger’s face appeared to redden during his 15-minute commencement address Tuesday to 600 graduates at Santa Monica College, but he ignored the shouting as he recalled his days as a student and, later, his work as a bodybuilder and actor.
    "Always go all (…)

  • Americans Against Arnold Schwarzenegger
    13 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Schwarzenegger has publicly stated that he has dreamed of being a dictator and that he admires Hitler. He campaigned for war criminal Kurt Waldhiem after it had been made public that he was a top nazi.
    The stories of Arnold’s barbaric harrassment of women are legendary. He publicly admits to steroid and marijuana use.
    He supported Enron chief, Ken Lay during the California energy crisis and now his political operatives have launched a blitzkrieg promoting him for President and seeking to (…)

  • Bush’s Approval Rating In The Toilet. So how did he get re-elected?Diebold admits machines hackable
    13 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    "Bush’s Approval Rating In The Toilet. So how did he get re-elected.???"
    New poll data was released yesterday that puts The Illegal Deserting, Idiots, Approval rating even lower then than it already was. If that’s even possible, in a land where the Corporate Media, would kill their own mothers to stop a negative story about the criminal that each and every one of them are responsible for putting in office. Every member of the Media, be it TV Newspapers, or radio, (Air America excepted) (…)

  • Kaptur Alerts Colleagues Of Unfolding Scandal. Illegalities Put Presidential Election In Question
    11 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Kaptur Alerts Colleagues Of Unfolding Scandal Brown Says Illegalities Put Presidential Election In Question Steve Eder, Blade Staff Writer June 09, 2005 WASHINGTON - As the word spread Tuesday night that the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation had lost $215 million in a high-risk investment, U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur alerted her colleagues to the mounting concerns in her home state.
    Miss Kaptur, during a statement on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday night, said (…)

  • Public Confidence in Newspapers, TV News Falls to All-Time Low
    11 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    NEW YORK Public trust in newspapers and television news continued to decline in Gallup’s annual survey of "public confidence in major institutions" in the United States, reaching an all-time low this year.
    Those having a "great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in newspapers dipped from 30% to 28% in one year, the same total for television. The previous low for newspapers was 29% in 1994. Since 2000, confidence in newspapers has declined from 37% to 28%, and TV from 36% to 28%, (…)

  • Something Rotten in Ohio
    10 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Outside the oil and gas junta that controls two and a half branches of our government (the half soon to be whole is the judiciary), there was a good deal of envy at the late British election among those Americans who are serious about politics. Little money was spent by the three parties and none for TV advertising. Results were achieved swiftly and cheaply. Best of all, the three party leaders were quizzed sharply and intelligently by ordinary citizens known quaintly as subjects, thanks to (…)

  • Why did we lose?
    9 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Much has been thought, said, written about how George W. Bush became President in 2000. Even more has been thought, said, written about how he became President again in 2004. But little has been written about WHY a Democrat didn’t become President in 2004. Until now.
    Joshua Frank has just completed LEFT OUT! How Liberals Helped Reelect George W. Bush. http://www.brickburner.org/
    And he doesn’t pull any punches. The Democrats ignored the one true liberal candidate they had - Dennis (…)

  • Arnold Schwarzenegger received contributions from coin dealer at center of Ohio investment scandal
    4 June 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger won’t return $10,000 in contributions he received from a coin dealer at the center of an Ohio investment scandal, a spokesman said Friday.
    Coin dealer Thomas Noe gave the money last year to a Schwarzenegger fund that supports the Republican governor’s legislative priorities, such as limiting state borrowing to balance the budget.
    Ohio’s Inspector General is investigating Noe’s investment of $50 million in state money in rare coins, while federal (…)

  • Vote Fraud in Florida?- Voting rights group finds machine that counts 3 for 1
    26 May 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    MIAMI (AP) — A voters’ rights group said Wednesday its audit of November’s presidential election ballots in Miami-Dade County showed counting problems - and an unintentional but worrisome instance of a number of votes being counted three times.
    A report released by the Miami-Dade Election Reform Coalition said during the elections there were "serious problems with policies and procedures that are supposed to protect the integrity of the ballot."
    In many precincts, the number of people (…)