Vigil For Civility- Grass-roots effort for a fair and successful election

The Columbian and KIRO Radio Seattle ^ | 10/26/2004 | Joseph Lyman

[jlyman]

On Tuesday morning Andrew Deal, Primary Organizer for VigilForCivility.com, was interviewed by a reporter at KIRO Radio Seattle concering his grass-roots efforts toward a fair and successful election in November. Following a press release on 10/25 dozens of reporters and other interested parties began to visit the site and contact its organizers for details on the effort.

Interest in the effort is beginning to spark nation-wide, with participants who share the same desire for a "civil" election process beginning to sign up as participants. The effort is completely bi-partisan in nature and recognizes the fact that members on each side of what has become the "Great Party Divide" have a desire to see this process through to a successful and fair end.

VigilForCivility would like to again recognize KIRO Radio Seattle and The Columbian for their viligance in reporting the grass-roots efforts of America's concerned voters. We hope that other media outlets will follow suit and help get the word out. Let us hope and pray, and each perform our own acts of vigilance for a Civil election in 2004.

[jlyman]

Please join in the Vigil For Civility and help make a difference in the upcoming election... and spread the word!

[dirtboy]

Why do I get the feeling that civility in this case equals no challenge to fraudulent voting?

[Constitution Day]

Vigil for Civility? Tell it to Silky Pony's bovine wife.

EDWARDS WIFE: NO RIOTS IF WE WIN

The wife of Dem vice presidential hopeful John Edwards said on Sunday there will be no riots around the election -- if Kerry/Edwards wins!

C-SPAN cameras captured spouse Elizabeth Edwards making the startling comments to a supporter during a Kerry Campaign Town Hall Meeting in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Supporter: Kerry's going to take PA.
Liz Edwards: I know that.
Supporter: I'm just worried there's going to be riots afterwards.
Liz Edwards: Uh.....well...not if we win.

DRUDGE presents an audio clip of the exchange.