Posted on 10/30/2004 4:03:58 PM PDT by schaketo
Fast Eddie Rendell (Gov. Pennsylvania) is on Fox News Sunday tomorrow.
Chris Wallace is the host. Email Chris and respectfully ask him to ask Rendell about the local CBS News footage catching local Philadelphia Democratic operatives hand-carrying voter registrations from felons out of the local prison. It’s illegal to hand-carry registrations. It’s illegal for these people to have access to inmates. It’s illegal for felons to vote. And Fast Eddie is more concerned about the felon vote than the military vote.
Here’s where to check for local listings and airtimes.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,137085,00.html
Here’s how to contact Chris Wallace:
fns@foxnews.com
Mr. Wallace,
I understand you have Ed Rendell, Governor of Pennsylvania as a guest on your show on Sunday. Please ask him the following:
1. What do you know about democratic operatives in Pennsylvania illegally canvassing prisons and jails registering felon voters? Democrats have been given unfettered access to inmates registering them to vote in exchange for privileges and promises. It’s illegal to hand-carry voter registrations. It’s illegal for felons to vote. It’s illegal for civilians to have unfettered access to inmates.
2. Ask him to explain the seven page memo he sent to wardens explaining how to register inmates.
3. Then ask him to explain why he impeded the request to extend the deadline for military ballots. Democrats sued in Pennsylvania in multiple jurisdictions to get Ralph Nader off the ballot. This appears to be a coordinated democrat effort to delay the shipment and distribution of absentee ballots. I personally got mine 3 weeks late and I’m in state.
Ask him the hard questions and don’t let him spin his way out of it. He is the consummate politician and a distinguished liar.
When did he finally extend the military votes deadline?
What moronic poll sniffer would even consider holding back on military votes?
"KISS A.. ... OR KICK A......?"--GO BUSH!
( not sure if I can use the A word on Freepr?)
Sean Hannity cooked Rendell's goose and now FNC is going to let him try to spin his way out of trouble?
no one should expect much from FNC anymore - except for Brit Hume and Hannity, its no different than CNN.
Good questions, but Rendell could quote Cornelius Vanderbilt: "Law? What do I care about the law? Hain't I got the power?"
They're getting CNN viewers and that's their mission. Doesn't do us any good since they've become CNN lite.
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