Election Fraud Ignored By Kerry

Coastal Post ^ | Dec 2004 | Stephen Simac

[mtbopfuyn]

America makes it hard to vote

What?!? Any illegal with a driver's license can vote.

[boxerblues]

There were 93,000 more votes than voters in Cayuhoga county alone in Ohio, discovered by Teed Rockwell of Sonoma State University by examining the county's official election website.
No word yet on who they were for, but most likely a Diebold votomatic system was counting them. That's the firm run by a man who publicly promised to carry Ohio for Bush. But he'd have no reason to cheat, would he? Bush won by more votes than any other president, after all.

I quit reading here, Cuyahoga County which he can't even spell correctly went to Kerry, ...now tell me who those extra vote went to

[liberty_lvr]

Ummm, weren't the idiot Dims all a-twitter with happiness about the electronic voting machines before they decided to make them the target of the latest conspiracy de'jour??

[siunevada]

America makes it hard to vote

Yeah, it was really hard for me this year. Just like the preceding 36 years I voted.

Big elections and small, they were all really, really hard to vote in.

And it was America's fault. It's not my fault.

[mtbopfuyn]

Kerry called Bush to concede before all the votes in Ohio were even counted.

That should read, "Kerry called Bush per Hillary's orders...." There was no way she would have allowed a RAT to win this time.

[mlbford2]

``A great wailing and gnashing of teeth was heard from half the country,``

That is such BS. Only the far left kooks are the ones gnashing their teeth. The vast majority of Americans who voted for Kerry have accepted the results and have moved on. The left wing media thinks all Americans who voted for Kerry are in total dispare over the election. Someone needs to tell them that it is just them and their DU-like Koolaid drinkers who are still in a tizzy.

[airborne]

[KJacob]

What kind of publication is Coastal Post? Seems like a free rag you get at Grocery Stores.

[Bonaparte]

That was exactly what I thought. America goes out of its way to make voting painless and convenient. You don't have to even leave the house. You can just fill in the ballot that was mailed to your door, just like you would check off items on any other form, and then stick the ballot out for the mailman to pick up. People do this all the time with their bills, income tax forms and license renewals.

They don't vote because they don't care. It's not because somebody is making it "hard" for them.

[george wythe]

This article will be accepted as gospel by the DUmmies; they have developed more conspiracy theories than UFO believers. Now they even have 'nested' conspiracies inside other conspiracies, plus 'resurrected' conspiracies from 2000.

Even their favorite cable anchor, Keith Olbermann, have started to pooh-pooh their conspiracy theories and theorists, such as the Gadsen matter and Beverly Harris.

I'm just wondering how far off their minds will go to believe that Senator Kerry actually won.

[Tamar1973]

There were 93,000 more votes than voters in Cayuhoga county alone in Ohio, discovered by Teed Rockwell of Sonoma State University by examining the county's official election website.

Sonoma State Univeristy?! There's a bastion of objectivity and intellectual honesty in higher learning. (/sarcasm)

[stylin_geek]

Let me see, there was a story out of Afghanistan about an elderly lady who walked several miles to participate in the Afghan elections.

Again, Mr. Simac, please tell me how difficult it is to vote in the USA. While you are at it, would you be so kind as to inform me about the VRWC?

[dirtboy]

No word yet on who they were for, but most likely a Diebold votomatic system was counting them. That's the firm run by a man who publicly promised to carry Ohio for Bush.

Ohio doesn't use Diebold machines.

There were 93,000 more votes than voters in Cayuhoga county alone in Ohio

It's bad enough this guy is so misinformed. But he's reduced to blaming Dem wrongdoings ... on the GOP.

[Graybeard58]

Yeah, it was really hard for me this year. Just like the preceding 36 years I voted.

Yep, me too.

I think it should be made harder to vote, not easier. There no challenge in just going to the polls and voting.They should design a maze to get to the polls and then when you get there you should be able to pass a simple citizenship test.

Such as who is the V.P. of the U.S.?

That would cut the old voting rolls down wouldn't it?

[HenryLeeII]

It took up to 10 hours to vote in one heavily Democrat precinct, averaged four hours in many of these districts because of inadequate numbers of machines.

Yeah, right. If it took anywhere close to 10 hours to vote it is solely because of the stupidity of the average Dumasscrat voter. Plus, I guess when you're voting 14 times under eight different names, it takes longer and the line gets held up...

[lepton]

Not to take part in choosing the President of the Untied States.

Nor of the Tied States.

[mewzilla]

America makes it hard to vote...

The Afghans had it harder. And they still voted. What do Americans have to whine about?

[NewLand]

Here is a photo of the author, Stephen Simac:

[KarlInOhio]

Oh, there was a lot of election fraud - just not enough to get the Dems elected though. The Republicans didn't have the dead register. The Republicans weren't paying for registrations in crack cocaine. The Republicans weren't registering more people than lived in the county. All of those were Dem tricks. And even with all of that help Kerry still lost.

Election Day should be a National Holiday in a Democracy, even the primaries.

A whole day off just for a few minutes of voting? I would be more likely to take Monday off too, turn it into a four day weekend and vote absentee.

There were 93,000 more votes than voters in Cayuhoga county alone in Ohio, discovered by Teed Rockwell of Sonoma State University by examining the county's official election website.

Was that in the final results or just the interim counts. I know there were some times when some precincts were double counted before being posted on the web.

If the normally accurate exit polls didn't match the final results

When have the exit polls matched the final results in the last couple elections? Also, all the posted exit polls were from before the polls closing. I haven't seen the actual exit polls at closing time. A lot of Republicans vote after work which would have been missed by the early afternoon polls.

if Democrat majority precincts voted Republican, that's just because Bush lovers are shy, retiring folk who've never changed their Democrat registration while voting Republican since Nixon.

A lot of districts are Dem controlled. If you want a voice in who runs it you have to register Dem and vote for the least damaging Dem in the primary because the Republicans have given up on the area.

Kerry is sitting on $50 million in unspent campaign funds, but didn't cough up a nickel.

Two reasons: First, there is no reason to spend on a lost cause. Second, if you let someone else carry your water early, you can always go back for a second shot at it yourself if the first try gets tossed out of court.

Maybe the Republicans who weren't challenging dark skinned voters did driveby's with ambulance sirens to draw those shysters away like hounds on a scent?

And John Edwards was at the front of the baying pack

The 4 p.m. exit polls gave Kerry a clear win in carrying the country. The tabulated results hours later put Bush over the top. Exit polls have been the most accurate polls in predicting final results. The swings from exit polls to final votes towards Bush in Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio were so far beyond the margin of error

The Republican get out the vote effort was huge this year. On election day I got two calls from the Republican precinct head - the second even offered a ride to the poll if I needed it. I've never seen that much work done in previous years.

A UC Berkeley research team using public records and statistical patterns to predict results, found "an unexplained discrepancy" between counties with electronic voting machines and those without.

Alternate explanation: The Dems couldn't stuff the electronic voting so didn't have their usual edge.