There are major elections next year, and every two years, forever.
Amazing how the concept of "it was Ohio" is spread. It was Ohio, Florida again, New Mexico, and North Carolina, at least. It was about Georgia,
which, although a red state, was the proving ground and indeed some Democrats lost this time around there, too. It's about black box voting. How
anyone can defend hackable elections is beyond me.
Standing in long lines? Dirty tricks but people can take it. But people who defend hackable elections don't believe in any democracy whatsoever.
There is no Federalism without a Democracy input incorporated into it. It becomes something else. Totalitarianism, Orwellian.
Right now there is a real doofus running for mayor of my town. He's up against a Republican. I don't want Doofus to win. But for exactly what
reason should I let either of them pay or hire or persuade operatives to hack the election and make a dark mockery of Democracy out of it?
I challenge any of these naysayers to actually read Black Box Voting
www.blackboxvoting.org...
www.ncvoter.net...
www.ncvoter.net...
www.chuckherrin.com... (Republican aghast at hackable voting)
Or watch the video of the testimony under oath before Congress of the computer programmer hired to hack the vote in Florida...
Naah, don't do that. Refuse to read it, hold your hand over your ears and go "la, la la I can't hear you" over and over. Or start a techno band
and use "Get over it...get over it...get over it... get over it..." as the rhythm/percussion track.
Wikepedia has huge collection of links to reasonable sources on this matter here:
en.wikipedia.org
ed. to shorten link
[edit on 31-7-2005 by DontTreadOnMe]