Seattle Times Stumping for Votes in Gov.'s Race (for the Democrat of course)

Seattle Times ^ | 12/15/2004 | calreaganfan

[calreaganfan]

Today, the Seattle Times has gone to the extraordinary length of publishing a list of the names and addresses of 1,555 voters (only in King County of course) whose absentee ballots were rejected due to signature problems. The newspaper is making an all-out effort to scrounge up every last vote for the Democrat candidate for governor.

[calreaganfan]

The WA counties are supposed to be just manually retabulating votes that have already been counted. Only in King County are the election officials (all Dems) going back to see if they can find more votes for Gregoire. The Seattle Times is a willing accomplice. The 561 ballots "discovered" on Monday is now up to 573 ballots. It's amazing how when Rossi picks up votes in the rest of the state, King County keeps coming up with more "lost" ballots.

[sarah_f]

It's amazing how when Rossi picks up votes in the rest of the state, King County keeps coming up with more "lost" ballots.
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The communists have manufactured votes SIX TIMES since Rossi won the election.

[calreaganfan]

This race is not looking good for Rossi. Gregoire will likely pick up at least 120 votes from the 573 newly "found" ballots plus there's still the manual recount of all 900,000 King County ballots. Currently, Rossi has just a 106 vote lead. That's not nearly enough to withstand the coming onslaught from the Dem vote counters in King County.

[26lemoncharlie]

SO NEW RULES!! If The DUMMIES don't win we make new rules and recount the votes until they do win. This has gone to far!!!

[Blood of Tyrants]

They will "find" as many as necessary.

[26lemoncharlie]

They cant even CHEAT and Win, Who wants people so DUMB that they can't Cheat and WIN!! If this was not so serious it would be funny, but it's not funny anymore, they are pathetic!!

[mainepatsfan]

Has Jesse Jackson been to Washington during this "recount"?

[Vicki]

I almost think publishing those names would be a privacy issue.

[TNCMAXQ]

Sounds like Gregoire's whole administration will be marred by this. She will be dogged with charges of being illegitimate. Much like President Bush in the first term. Only in Gregoire's case, it will be true!

[Logical me]

It's time to take the gloves off and go for CRATS. Those sick rats are the scourge of the Country.

[calreaganfan]

"I almost think publishing those names would be a privacy issue."

Exactly my thought. They not only published the names but also the home addresses--in the newspaper and on their website!! Who cares about privacy when the Dems (& their media co-conspirators) are trying to steal an election.

[Tempest]

"It's amazing how when Rossi picks up votes in the rest of the state, King County keeps coming up with more "lost" ballots."

Amazing? No. Absurd yes. But remember John Kerry actually won the election. . .

[blanknoone]

Perhaps someone will sue them, as their voting, or not voting, is an expressly private matter. Publicizing those who chose not to sign or were to stupid to sign is quite possibly a sue-able offense.

[blanknoone]

Perhaps someone will sue them, as their voting, or not voting, is an expressly private matter. Publicizing those who chose not to sign or were to stupid to sign is quite possibly a sue-able offense.

[lilylangtree]

King County is nothing short of liberal leftist communists. When is Mt St. Helens going to blow and take King County with it? I'm praying for that day.

[The SISU kid]

Ping

[WASH]

Since they published the precincts for each of these persons; is it a possibility to compare the before and after counts for these precincts to find out exactly who these people voted for.

[sionnsar]

Yes, it it.

Interesting: Thomas E. Kehl-Fie appears twice. Hmmm...

[kingu]

If I recall correctly, one of the interesting side notes on those ballots was that the DNC called each of the voters for the problem ballots, asked if the person was a Democrat, and if they answered no, hung up on them. If it was yes, they informed them of the problem and offered to drive out and get a new signature.

The Seattle Times might have shot themselves in the foot with this stunt.

[CedarDave]

When is Mt St. Helens going to blow and take King County with it?

Mt. Rainer would do the job just fine; it's a lot closer.