[rocky88]

From their homepage:

"I remember the stolen presidential election of 2000 and I am willing to take action in 2004 if the election is stolen again. I support efforts to protect the right to vote leading up to and on Election Day, November 2nd. If that right is systematically violated, I pledge to join nationwide protests starting on November 3rd, either in my community, in the states where the fraud occurred, or in Washington DC."

Joining nationwide protest on Nov 3 BEFORE or AFTER they slash their wrists and bleed all over their Kerry/Edwards signs???

[writer33]

After they bleed so the news cameras get the carnage.

[Sacajaweau]

Saw Boise yesterday. He has already been retained by Kerry.

[KJacob]

Is this a campaign that sounds confident?

[FroedrickVonFreepenstein]

They have a link that goes to a form where they ask that you report instances of fraud. I say we cut and paste news articles about RAT vote fraud submit those as well as any personal anecdotes about RAT vote fraud that we may have. In short FREEP the b@stids!

http://www.nov3.us/fraud.php

[Question Liberal Authority]

Hard to imagine. These people always seemed so level-headed before. I particularly like "Michael Moore - Author". Sounds so much better than "Michael Moore - America Hating War Profiteer".

Stewart Acuff - Organizing Director, AFL-CIO
Fred Azcarate - Jobs with Justice
Patrick Barrett - RadFest: Midwest Social Forum
Brian Benford - Madison Common Council
Medea Benjamin - CodePink
Adrienne Maree Brown - League of Pissed Off Voters
Mike Brune - Rainforest Action Network
Dennis Brutus - poet
Andrea Buffa - Global Exchange
Linda Burnham - Women of Color Resource Center
Leslie Cagan - United for Peace and Justice
John Cavanagh - Institute for Policy Studies
Steve B. Cobble - political strategist
David Cobb - Green Presidential Nominee
Rev. James Demus - NAACP, Chicago
Charlie Derber - Boston College
Karen Dolan - Policy Studies & Cities for Peace
Theresa El-Amin - Southern Anti-Racism Network
Daniel Ellsberg - author
Larry Fahn - Sierra Club
Lisa Fithian - Root Activist Network of Trainers
Arun Gandhi - M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence
Ed Garvey - Fighting Bob Fest
Greg Gerritt - Friends of the Moshassuck
Ted Glick - National Coordinator, IPPN
Jim Goodman - Family Farm Defenders
Rev. Graylan Hagler - Ministers for Justice
Jody Grage Haug - Green Peace Action (GPAX)
Andy Heidt - Madison Common Council
Dolores Huerta - United Farm Workers
Rev. Jesse Jackson - Rainbow/PUSH
Reverend James Lawson - civil rights leader
Natalie Johnson Lee - Minneapolis City Council
Van Jones - Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
Rabbi Michael Lerner - Tikkun
Pete Karas - Racine Common Council
Brenda Konkel - President, Madison Common Council
Doug La Follette - Wisconsin Secretary of State
Barbara Lubin - Middle East Children's Alliance
Ben Manski - Foundation for the Democratic Revolution
Jessica Marshall - National Youth and Student Peace Coalition
Elizabeth Martinez - Institute for Multiracial Justice
Mike McCabe - Wisconsin Democracy Campaign
Robert McChesney - Free Press
Michael Moore - Author
Holly Near - singer-songwriter
Maya O'Connor - Labor Greens Network
Jamala Rogers - Organization for Black Struggle, St. Louis
Rebecca Rotzler - Alder, New Paltz
Marc Sanson - Co-Chair, Green Party of the US
Renee Saucedo - La Raza Centro Legal
John Sellers - Ruckus Society
Charles Shaw - Newtopia Magazinev
Jane Slaughter - Labor Notes
Eleanor Smeal - Feminist Majority
Damu Smith - founder, Black Voices for Peace
Starhawk - activist and writer
Ajita Talwalker - United States Students Association
Chuck Turner - Boston City Council
Chris Vaeth - his Time We're Watching
Jason West - Mayor, New Patlz NY
Bob Wing - War Times
Dean Zimmermann - Minneapolis City Council
Howard Zinn - historian

[rineaux]

With the signing of this pledge, you will get a fried boloney sandwich and a cold drink or juice on the day of the protest.
This should encourage a lot of protesters for Kerry.

[Publius6961]

From what page exactly?
We need to know because this nice person did not distinguish what party she will protest against.

Presumably she is incensed by fraud by either party. Works for me!

[Joan Kerrey]

What stolen election?

[cowboyway]

Whatever the rats say and do, just take the opposite, and that is what they mean. The bottom line is, the rats intend to put skerry in the WH, whatever it takes and this stolen election dribble is just one more smoke screen to cover their flagrant election violations (and more to come, I'm sure).

[js1138]

The Florida standard for triggering an automatic recount is half of one percent. This is a pretty reasonable standard when applied to a whole state, and probably incorporates both error and fraud. The 2000 election easily triggered an automatic recount.

In spite of democrat threats, I doubt if any states will be challenged where the spread is above one percent. So the question is, will there be enough close states to make it worth a challenge?

Polls mean nothing at this stage. Only turnout can make it close.

[anonymous_user]

All your election are belong to us.

[BlackRazor]

On Chris Wallace's show on Fox yesterday, he had on a guest (a member of Clinton's administration, I don't remember his name), who asserted that if every person who attempted to vote had his vote counted, it was a guarantee John Kerry would win. The segment was almost up, so Wallace didn't have much time to pursue this. But I wish he would have pressed him to try to get him to say outright that the only way Bush could win was by cheating.

[Steve_Seattle]

Friday evening I went to a gas station at an intersection where some Bush supporters were carrying signs. When I went in to pay for the gas, the clerk told me he'd pay me five bucks to throw garbage at the Bush supporters. When I declined, he raised the price to ten bucks. I again said "no," and he then asked if I'd watch the store while he threw garbage at the Bush people. Again, I declined. I don't know where he was going to get the garbage, but he sure seemed serious. It could be very ugly on and after election day.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

HOW GEORGE BUSH STOLE ELECTION 2000

"Al, this is David Boies. I apologize for calling so late, but this won't wait."

"Look, I know you've already conceded, but I've been talking to some folks in Florida and they think they can find enough extra votes down there to give you the state in a recount."

"Just a recount in Volusia, Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties, though."

"If it goes statewide our people will be spread too thin to keep things under control."

"Do you want to give it a try? At this point you've got nothing to lose."

"That's great, Al. I'll give 'em a call and we'll get this show on the road."

"Call Bush right away to let him know you've changed your mind."

"On second thought, call a press conference first."

"Talk to you later, Mr. President."

[Dan Evans]

Last night Drudge had John Fund from the Wall Street Journal as guest. John spoke about a "perfect storm" of election fraud that we face in November.

"Election day" starts today not in November. People are voting now in Texas. It is becoming an "Election Fortnight" now that early voting in some states constitutes about 20% of the vote.

Drudge ran a clip of a Denver reporter interviewing a man who laughed about how he had registered to vote about 35 times.

We may HAVA Problem

[blteague]

Uh, actually the Supreme Court of the United States prevented the Florida Supreme Court from stealing the 2000 election. Nothing like revisionist history!

[GOP_1900AD]

Yes, the stealing of the election (by the *LEFT*!) is indeed already underway.

[nomad]

We need to get ready to protest the massive Rat voter fraud now. We are going to need ping lists of freepers willing to stage and participate in protest marches of our own. We`ll need contact lists for media and people of importance and a general plan of action.