From CBSNews.com:
Who won the debate?
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President Bush: 11.43% |
| John Kerry: 88.12% |
| Neither man. It was a draw: 0.44% |
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Posted on 10/08/2004 8:33:14 PM PDT by Enlightiator
Kerry is winning the online polls on the debate by such a huge margin, as with the last debate, that its quite obvious that poll spamming by www.DemocratsUnderground.com isn't the cause. In the past, Freerepublic provided online poll links, DU provided online poll links, and it was usually a spirited but decent contest.
Tonights online polls, as with the last debate, indicate that there are certainly far more sophisticated techniques being used to falsely inflate the Kerry vote than DU's normal multiple voting techniques. I have watched CNN and MSNBC go dramatically into a huge (and unbelievable) lead in only minutes. Automated voting scripts are the only thing that would cause such an imbalance so quickly. Its been done before by computer hacks:
Fixing Polls: An Open Letter to MSNBC.com
Looks like Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe has the good fortune to have some real good computer support working the case for Kerry's online polls. Well, Terry did send an email request for "voters," he didn't say they had to be human.
Karl Rove is great!!!! He just put Alan Colmes in his place!!!!!
NOW MAYBE, JUST MAYBE, WE WILL UNDERSTAND W-H-Y THE LIBS WANT ON-LINE VOTING. Talk about the greatest opportunity to rig the election...give me a break. Far better than "dangling chads"....arrrgh!!!
I can see the instructions on the screen now....
*MAGIC ADD-A-VOTE SOFTWARE VERSION 2004.0*
Copyright: The Democrat National Committee -- All Rights Reserved
Press F1: to add 100,000 votes to Florida
Press F2: to add 300,000 votes to Washington
Press F3: to detract 500,000 votes from Texas
Press F4: to add 5000 votes from deceased voters
Press F5: to add 1,000,000 votes from illegal aliens
........
The only the way the dems can win is to cheat. They must feel so good about it ;}. What a bunch of losers! Hey DU! Stinks to be U! If you love winning so much- why not become a member of the GOP!!
Yea I saw. Mentioned this the other day that libs are using these. Oh well.
Yeah, Chrissy Matthews just looked rather silly when he said that 73% of people said Kerry won.
We need to have a coordinated effort here on FR to make sure we are not voting in these polls to make them look even more distorted than they are.
I hope the GOP is prepared to fight a massive attempt to steal the election through voter fraud and recounts
Chris Mathspews just said that the MSNBC online poll has Kerry winning tonight's debate 70+% to Bush's 20+%
Not me! I prefer we have to vote in person, at least that way only dead people and illegal aliens and criminals get to vote the Democratic ticket. I draw the line at letting a Microsoft PC (or a MAC for the artsy leftie crowd) vote fifty thousand times.
This must be the MoveOn folks.
Personally, I think it's kind of funny. Someone must have alot of time on their hands to be going through the vote pages and IDing the input html elements you need in order to do a vote script for each particular online poll.
I love how you guys come up with these fitting nicknames for the Left Wing Bledia!
"Rump Rangers In the Sky"
crack that whip!
Good! Let 'em write scrips and flood e-mail polls.
We can make sure our people are registered, have rides to polling places, etc.
Right, election day. For us, the day that this silliness in the MSM is over and GW Bush is handily re-elected. For the Demoncrats, its the Day of the Dead, where voters long deceased vote again, only to lose to the living.
From CBSNews.com:
Who won the debate?
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| President Bush: 11.43% |
| John Kerry: 88.12% |
| Neither man. It was a draw: 0.44% |
|
I just saw that.........70 to 30. Anyone with the sense of a pissant could see something stinks to high heaven.
Give those nutz a slap!
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