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Originally posted by dgtempe
The problem is that Republicans dont mind. They dont care if this was stolen or not. The end results is the only thing that matters to most of them, imho, anything would have been woth it to have the morals and high standards we now have...
Go figure
Originally posted by deltaboy
maybe u guys should read the whole entire report because it sure as hell dont say anithing about the election being stolen. its more about recommendations about how to fix the voting system after the 2000 election problems. its more like the author is making a critical analysis base on the author's intrepretation of the report that the GAO reported. and not on fact.
Originally posted by ferretman
He normally gets second hand opinions and posts those instead of researching the original reports. Most likely he will state that the GAO report was fabricated by the Bush administration with the help of Isreal.
second hand opinions and posts those instead of researching the original reports. Most likely he will state that the GAO report was fabricated by the Bush administration with the help of Isreal.
ISSUE 1 ($2 Billion State Bond initiative)
PRE-POLLING: 53% Yes, 27% No, 20% Undecided
FINAL RESULT: 54% Yes, 45% No
ISSUE 2 (Allow easier absentee balloting)
PRE-POLLING: 59% Yes, 33% No, 9% Undecided
FINAL RESULT: 36% Yes, 63% No
ISSUE 3 (Revise campaign contribution limits)
PRE-POLLING: 61% Yes, 25% No, 14% Undecided
FINAL RESULT: 33% Yes, 66% No
ISSUE 4 (Ind. Comm. to draw Congressional Districts)
PRE-POLLING: 31% Yes, 45% No, 25% Undecided
FINAL RESULT: 30% Yes, 69% No
ISSUE 5 (Ind. Board instead of Sec. of State to oversee elections)
PRE-POLLING: 41% Yes, 43% No, 16% Undecided
FINAL RESULT: 29% Yes, 70% No
...
Those would be the very same Electronic Voting Machines which a recent GAO Report (still unmentioned by a single wire-service or mainstream American newspaper) confirmed to be easily hackable.
Will the absurdly skewed results from last Tuesday's Ohio Election finally light a fire under the media -- either nationally or just in Ohio alone -- to look into what the hell is going on here?! We remain hopeful...if not optimistic.
The GAO findings are particularly damning when set in the context of an election run in Ohio by a Secretary of State simultaneously working as co-chair of the Bush-Cheney campaign. Far from what election theft skeptics have long asserted, the GAO findings confirm that the electronic network on which 800,000 Ohio votes were cast was vulnerable enough to allow a a tiny handful of operatives -- or less -- to turn the whole vote count using personal computers operating on relatively simple software.
Originally posted by dgtempe
The problem is that Republicans dont mind. They dont care if this was stolen or not. The end results is the only thing that matters to most of them, imho, anything would have been woth it to have the morals and high standards we now have...
Go figure
Originally posted by NinjaCodeMonkey
Random people were also aloud to take the machines home where they could have done anything to the machines. The protective sticker came off easily and stuck back on just fine repeatedly, video is available.
People found the original printouts from the machines in the trash and fake ones in their place. The machine tabulating all the results was just a standard unprotected windows pc, an SK noob could hack in and alter the database file.
Any politician with diebold in their pockets would have rigged the vote, there is no such thing as an honest politician. The next elecion will be very interesting, i predict a total failure in network telecomunication systems in the US.