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The Latest Wealth of Information From The Pitt

WilliamPitt (1000+ posts) Mon Dec-27-04 12:45 PM
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OK, update but with absolutely no new information... except that my sources are in full pester mode themselves, and assure me that as soon as they have the data and details, my phone will ring.

Sorry about this. If you think you are being tortured, attempt to imagine being me right now. Pacing the house, smoking seven cigarettes simultaneously, occasionally picking fights with the cat to relieve tension, jabbering incoherent gibberish at the potted plants, refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh refresh...

I need someone to stick an icepick into by brainstem, like Maury from 'Goodfellas.'

MSNBC conspiracy pimp Keith Olbermann confirms there is nothing to see here:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6667405/#041227a

As promised, the full text of the statement to Countdown from the evening of December 23 of Daniel J. Hoffheimer, State Legal Counsel, Ohio, Kerry-Edwards 2004, Inc., (and, yes, he’s referring to himself in the third person here):

“Daniel Hoffheimer, State Legal Counsel for the Kerry-Edwards campaign, told MSNBC today that Kerry-Edwards will support the third-party candidates in asking the Federal Court in the Ohio recount lawsuit to order the preservation of the evidence obtained during the recount and to expedite discovery of the facts. Hoffheimer said that various problems and errors have occurred in a number of Ohio's 88 county boards of elections during the recount, which will conclude next week. Hoffheimer acknowledged that the most publicized of these problems was the machine manipulation in Hocking County but said that the developing evidence will reveal other problems as well. He said that Senators Kerry and Edwards are very concerned that the law for conducting the recount should be uniformly followed. They want to be sure that all circumstances involved in the Ohio election, including the recount, should be put before the Court and disclosed to the American people. Only then, Hoffheimer said, can the integrity of the entire electoral process and the election of Bush-Cheney warrant the public trust."