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  •  still the same... (1+ / 0-)

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    grayslady

    i'm agnostic if the question is if i think it would have changed the 2004 outcome.

    AND i think that's a failure of our system.  we need to be able to have more (realistic) faith in the system.

    i think it was wrong to ban people over this.... but, not my call - not my site... and i may be missing key data which would make me more sympathetic to the banning....

    bottom line - i'm glad to see people like RFK Jr. and Tom Vilsack discussing it openly.  shouldn't be the case, but they've done alot to make it an "acceptable" topic of discussion.  so i say, good for them.

    now, what are we going to do about it?

    for 2006 we've got to work our asses off to have overwelming numbers on our side to make it REALLY hard to steal (if that is what could happen).

    for 2008 we need to organize non-partisan exit polling.... and do what we can to make the election officials a non-partisan position.

    •  Kos is a fairly conservative site (0+ / 0-)

      It's about putting dems in office to change things. Election fraud is a deeper issue and for that matter has always been a part of elections in this country. Only it wasn't openly admitted,but the old party bosses did it all the time. And I personally know of someone who voted twice for Kerry and I was even thinking of it myself. Only I wasn't doing it with two states but two counties in MO and I was afraid I'd get caught.

      In Phila I never worried about things like that. Here it's different. People are afraid of doing something wrong. There they were not.

      But in everyday life this fear inhibits one and depresses economics.

      FUKUOKA: Part of my purpose is to create a society where no one has to do anything.PARACELSUS:So then, you wormy and lousy Sophist...

      by abbeysbooks on Fri Jun 16, 2006 at 11:50:26 AM PDT

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      •  please don't cheat... (0+ / 0-)

        hey - i know Ds have done it too. couldn't have lived near chicago w/out knowing about the machine.

        that doesn't make it right.  but if representative democracy is going to have any meaning - then we must respect the will of  the people.  please.

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