[Byron_the_Aussie]

Another Leftist stunt. Their hatred of the USA on show, yet again.

[Jet Jaguar]

Spot on.

[EGPWS]

A team of 20 independent democracy experts from 15 countries and five continents has arrived in the United States in order to observe this year's presidential election campaign.

20 democracy experts coming to check on the greatest democratic republic to ever exist.

LoL's

[RandallFlagg]

The five states include Florida, Ohio, Arizona, Missouri, and Georgia.

These bums aren't coming to my state.
I say we FREEP 'EM!!

[EGPWS]

"The potential for minority and specific groups to be disenfranchised, that's certainly ...a concern that needs to be closely looked at,"...

Good Lord, let's not be too politically blatant OK?

Not only do we need government to help us in our lives, now we need the world to help our government.

Before we know it, we will be looking to the stars via astrologers to make our decisions for us.

[C210N]

What a Fantastic Concept.

Now, will this group of observers fan out to Indian Reservations, and those select inner-city precincts that had 105% election-2000 turnout (and went 99% for Gore)?

[bjcintennessee]

ping

[teletech]

I can't speak for any other American but this American HIGHLY RESENTS UN "observers" watching our elections.

[familyop]

Thanks! ...good post.

Let them see how the US Election landslide in favor of President Bush will look! They should also find the Democrat efforts to cheat of interest.

And don't mind the doom-and-gloom comments.

[Viet Vet in Augusta GA]

Yawn.
They have no authority to do anything or affect even a single vot.
Let 'em come and observe. Who cares?

[Beckwith]

Now we have a third-world bureaucrat, whose son took millions from Iraqi Oil for Food Program, telling us how to run our store.

Screw Kofffee and the horse he rode in on (the democratic party).

[wideminded]

A team of 20 independent democracy experts from 15 countries and five continents

Hopefully Africa was not one of these continents.

[B4Ranch]

There is a good discussion at http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1164175/posts?
US lawmakers request UN observers for November 2 presidential election


Here's the list of the 9 Representatives who wrote to General Kofi Annan at the United Nations pleading for United Nations oversightintervention in our country's upcoming Presidential election November 2, 2004.

Thanks to B4Ranch who obtained this list by phoning Congresswoman Eddie Johnson's office in Texas.


Please alert any interested Freepers who live in the following States: Texas, Florida, Indiana, New York, Illinois, Arizona and California. It's letter writing time.



Johnson, Eddie Bernice, Texas, 30th Democrat

Brown, Corrine, Florida, 3rd Democrat

Carson, Julia, Indiana, 7th Democrat

Crowley, Joseph, New York, 7th Democrat

Davis, Danny K., Illinois, 7th Democrat

Grijalva, Raul, Arizona, 7th Democrat

Honda, Mike, California, 15th Democrat

Maloney, Carolyn, New York, 14th Democrat

Nadler, Jerrold, New York, 8th Democrat



http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1164175/posts?page=268#268

[Tannerone]

CHECK OUT THE "HEAD (CEO) OF THIS ORGINIZATION!!!

This guy was ran out of Florida for corruption several years ago. And who is it that wants this "weasel" to guard the hen house? I believe it was 12 or 13 democrats in congress.

What is the motive. With this CEO's reputation or corruption the motive is anything but good as far as fairness goes.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Missouri was the scene of widespread reports of Republican efforts to suppress the black vote in 2000.

If they mean the bus loads of people from God knows where the Democrats used to stuff the ballot boxes by keeping the polls open late then we are guilty.

Those precincts reporting over 100% were mostly in Philadelphia and they aren't sending anyone there.

[dougherty]

Sheesh! I feel as if I'm living in Haiti or something.

[shezza]

I wonder what they're going to do to ensure the counting of the military vote. (yeah, right)

[Artemis Webb]

"...while Missouri was the scene of widespread reports of Republican efforts to suppress the black vote in 2000"

What a bunch of crap. There were voting irregularities in St. Louis pulled off by an activist judge so that union members could be bused in after polls had closed to vote anyway. Suppress black votes? Hell...I live in Missouri, thats a new one on me!

[Jim Noble]

Did they bring their blue helmets?

[snooker]

Anyone can be a poll watcher. But there are rules and no one gets a preferred seat.

I think they could better spend their time watching the elections in the Sudan. That is, if there are any opposition members still alive.

[Malesherbes]

We need to sign a treaty with the rest of the world: We won't send Jimmy Carter out to "observe" your elections, and you'll keep your grubby hands off ours.