[Mo1]

When Wanless protested, she got a chilly reaction from the out-of-towners. "I felt like they were trying to intimidate me," she recalls.

These out of town lawyers with their intimidation tactics, remind me of the ACLU

They know the laws in every state and can spin them to intimidate people who don't know or are not sure

You can count on them being out in full force for the 2004 election and we BEST be ready for them

[Soaring Feather]

Be ready bump.

[Darksheare]

Reminds me of the disabled Republican levers on the voting machines here in NY during the 2000 elections.
Only teh Republican levers were disabled, so if you went and said that the machine was broken, they knew you intended to vote Republican.
You got apaper provisional ballot, and voted that way.
Or at least you thought you did.
They 'circular filed' many ballots in NY that evening.
A News Crew even reported seeing poll workers dumpping paper ballots by the bagful into a dumpster.
This was quashed immediately.

The Rats did it in 2000 and pointed fingers to keep people from seeing what they were doing (Blame others of their own actions) and they did it again in the last elections, though not on the extreme scale they pulled in 2000.
I expect them to be twice as bad in this year's elections.

[SevenofNine]

Tim Johnson?

MAN that Jim Rome radio show reset right there

Rack itt

Tim Johnson what are you doing you are liar

[onyx]

These out of town lawyers with their intimidation tactics, remind me of the ACLU.

They're probably members. McG999 is right. The DOJ and FBI need to be on hand monitoring the voting.

Thune was robbed. It must not happen again.