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Elections & Voting
Will Ken Blackwell find the ways to steal Ohio 2006 as he did in 2004?
By Bob
Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman
The man who stole Ohio for George W. Bush in 2004 is
now trying to steal it for himself in 2006. The question is: who will stop him,
and will he also affect the balance of power in the U.S. Congress?
Oct 27, 2006, 00:46
Elections & Voting
Electronic voting machines "hack" off Democrat Jim Webb's name from November ballot
By Frank J. Ranelli
As being reported by the AP wire service, Jim Webb,
Democratic challenger for U.S. Senator in Virginia to Republican incumbent,
George "Macaca" Allen, has had his (Webb's) last name chopped off or
"hacked" off by electronic voting touch-screen machines.
Oct 26, 2006, 00:48
Elections & Voting
Stealing the midterm elections and the power of myth
By Mike Whitney
Karl Rove is not
Harry Houdini. He can�t change the fact that the Democrats could take up to 40
seats in the House and that the Republicans may lose the Senate as well. He
can�t change the national polling-data which favors the Democrats by a
considerable margin, or the exit polling which is predicted to show substantial
Democratic gains, too. And, there�s nothing Rove can do to stop the perception
that the elections are now expected to be a Democratic landslide extending from
sea to shining sea. The only thing that Rove can do to win the midterms is to
purge the voting roles in key states and crank up the voting machines to
�full-tilt.�
Oct 25, 2006, 00:25
Elections & Voting
Ecuador as banana republic?
By Jerry Mazza
That is the question
for the Ecuadorian people, as paradigm for Mexican, South and Central Americans
and Americans themselves, as Ecuadorians face a runoff election between the
populist Chavez-leaning Rafael Correa and Alvaro Noboa, conservative banking
and banana magnate.
Oct 23, 2006, 01:08
Elections & Voting
A loaves & fishes/Holy Ghost victory for the GOP in November?
By Bob Fitrakis
& Harvey Wasserman
The polls all point to a Democratic sweep in November.
The news pours in about pedophile Republicans and Team Bush contempt for their
fundamentalist bedmates. Iraq implodes. Deficits soar. Katrina lingers. Scandal
is everywhere.
Oct 20, 2006, 01:16
Elections & Voting
Democracy battle in Florida
By Joel S. Hirschhorn
Voters in Florida should not fall victim to the
slick advertising by corporate and other special interests. Their aim is to
pass Amendment 3. Why? Because the corporatist state wants to up the percent of
votes required to pass citizen ballot initiatives that amend Florida's
constitution, from the current simple majority requirement to a supermajority
of 60 percent. If this tactic succeeds, Florida would be the only state
requiring such a supermajority for ballot measures and initiatives, and
corporate interests will work to do the same in other states.
Oct 19, 2006, 00:35
Elections & Voting
America' "other" War Party
By Mike Whitney
The
giddiness among Democrats about their prospects for a sweep in both Houses of
Representatives has reached a level of absolute euphoria. But what exactly are
the voters are hoping for?
Oct 18, 2006, 00:55
Elections & Voting
What Floridians should know about Charlie Crist
By Wayne Madsen
(WMR)
WMR's intrepid sources in Florida report on some details about GOP gubernatorial
candidate and current Attorney General Charlie Crist, or should we say Charlie
Christodoulos.
Oct 16, 2006, 00:16
Elections & Voting
Viguerie to the GOP: Fuhgedaboutit
By Bill Berkowitz
With the Republican Party in disarray and
control of the U.S. Congress at stake in the upcoming November elections, a
host of top-shelf conservative Christian leaders are still sticking with the
GOP despite the Foley Scandal and the quagmire in Iraq. However, Richard Viguerie,
widely recognized as one of the founding fathers of the modern conservative
movement, has a different message for conservatives.
Oct 16, 2006, 00:10
Elections & Voting
The politics of "F" words
By Frank Scott
The most recent strategy of our rulers has been to
reactivate and heighten the f___ factor in prepping for the elections. The
opposition has retaliated by initiating its own f___ factor. As a result, the
nation is being f______ anew.
Oct 12, 2006, 01:07
Elections & Voting
Record your vote this November: the election riggers don't need to show a hand if you've already folded
By Jed Shlackman
As the November 2006
elections approach, there is growing concern about the integrity of elections
with the expanded use of electronic voting systems.
Oct 11, 2006, 01:20
Elections & Voting
Court victory lets preserved Ohio 2004 ballots tell new tales of theft and fraud as indictments and convictions mount
By Bob Fitrakis
& Harvey Wasserman
Ohio election protection activists have won a landmark
court battle to preserve the ballots from 2004�s disputed presidential
election, and researchers studying those ballots continue to find new evidence
that the election was, indeed, stolen. Among other things, large numbers of
consecutive votes in different precincts for George W. Bush make it appear ever
more likely that the real winner in 2004 should have been John Kerry.
Meanwhile, indictments and prison terms are mounting among key players in that
tainted contest.
Sep 27, 2006, 00:45
Elections & Voting
How to steal the next election using the Diebold AccuVote-TS voting machine or others like it
By Rev. Bill McGinnis
Researchers at Princeton University have
released a new "Security Analysis of the Diebold AccuVote-TS Voting
Machine," which finds many possibilities for election fraud in these
particular voting machines. Their report also recognizes that similar problems
likely exist with other direct recording electronic (DRE) voting machines, saying,
"Simply put, many computer scientists doubt that paperless DREs can be
made reliable and secure, and they expect that any failures of such systems
would likely go undetected."
Sep 15, 2006, 00:42
Elections & Voting
Neo-progressives again falling for Democrats as saviors
By Joel S. Hirschhorn
Before you say it,
let me say it: I am espousing a political view that is counter to current
mainstream feelings and thought in the "progressive" community.
Sep 14, 2006, 00:30
Elections & Voting
"Smoking gun" evidence uncovered in Ohio of massive vote fraud in 2004 election
By Wayne Madsen
(WMR) -- After the November 2004
presidential election, this editor reported on massive vote fraud, particularly
in Ohio. The relevant articles are found here, here, here, and here.
Sources within the U.S. Intelligence Community provided information on the
financing -- via foreign funding sources, covert intelligence networks, and
illegal pseudo-banking routes -- of programmers, election officials, and others
to ensure that Bush and Cheney captured Ohio's critical 20 electoral votes.
Sep 8, 2006, 01:09
Elections & Voting
McKinney votes stolen by Diebold; the electronic vote manipulation network and you
By Larry Chin
In her Georgia primary election, Cynthia McKinney has
been forced into a run off election against a political unknown, a relative
flea/cockroach, Hank Johnson. It has been confirmed that McKinney votes were stolen by Diebold machines that
flipped her votes over to Johnson. Johnson�s sole qualification is that he is
not McKinney. That�s enough for the powerful forces aligned against her.
Jul 20, 2006, 00:48
Elections & Voting
The Democrats� election year stunts: A neutering in full stride
By Joshua Frank
You
know you are either getting somewhere or losing ground fast when the Democrats
begin to exploit your slogans during an election year. Howard Dean, the
Democratic National Committee chair, last weekend plugged the necessity of
pulling troops out of Iraq by year's end. But his plea couldn't carry less
weight -- for his party doesn't agree with the doc.
Jun 30, 2006, 01:17
Elections & Voting
Why should the GOP worry, it controls the voting machines
By Bev Conover
With each passing day, the US slides further into some
dark farce that would have us rolling in the aisles with laughter if the
consequences weren't so monstrous and bloody.
Jun 23, 2006, 00:40
Elections & Voting
Bush election theft saga heats up In Ohio
By Evelyn Pringle
Ohio Governor Bob
Taft, and his partner in crime in stealing the 2004 election in Ohio, President
George W Bush, have a lot in common. Bush holds one the of lowest approval
ratings of any president in US history, and at a whopping 26 percent, Taft
holds the title for the lowest approval rating for any Ohio governor since the
University of Cincinnati started the poll 25 years ago in 1981.
Jun 20, 2006, 11:42
Elections & Voting
Bush and the Noe factor in Ohio's rigged 2004 election
By Evelyn Pringle
By late afternoon on
November 2, 2004, nationally, all the exit polls showed John Kerry winning with
50.8 percent of the votes and showed George W Bush with 48.2 percent, meaning
Kerry had a 2.6 percent lead over Bush.
Jun 12, 2006, 00:41
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