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Originally posted by fktup
it is in the interst of all americans to ensure a fair, legal, and accurate voting process.
electronic machine with no paper printout, and no means of a recount do not meet the requirements. Just because your side did or didn't win, shoudn't have any effect on your desire to ensure an honest election.
There are enough 'irregularities' in this years election to throw up some red flags. The biggest in my opinion is that nearly all of these irregularities favor Bush. If they were just accidents, you would think it would be split between both parties.
Of course it's a little suspicious that the CEO of the largest producer of electronic voting machines(Diebold) is a close personal friend and long time suporter of George Bush.
This shouldn't be drawn as a partisan issue. We all want our vote to count - that's the foundation of our goverment. Next time, it could be your vote that turned 'irregular'.
some suggested viewing if you're into the whole thing:
http://homepage.mac.com/duffyb/nobus...heater256.html
http://homepage.mac.com/duffyb/nobus...heater270.html
http://homepage.mac.com/duffyb/nobus...heater268.html
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Dont forget to mention that Neil Bush sits on the board of one of the three voting machine companies used in the election. And that all these companies are tied together and to the Bush family.