Feeney Implicated in Vote Fraud Congressman sought to alter totals, testimony in Ohio case says

Seminole Chronicle ^ | December 16, 2004 | By Alex Babcock

[Uncle Vlad]

Am I the only one who finds this story's allegations totally absurd? I work in the IT industry, and the idea that a handful of people could write a program and sneak it into voting machines is just so insane, it's almost laughable. Where, for example, is the source code in the software on the machines in question?

Thoughts anyone?

[woofie]

I dont know nothing about computers but I bet its the Lizard People at work again....

[NutCrackerBoy]

... Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee investigating allegations of voter fraud in the 2004 presidential election ... -Alex Babcock

I had no idea the hallucinations had triggered a House investigation.

[Darkwolf377]

DU must be ready to explode. I can almost see the ten billion postings, all in caps: "THIS IS HUGE, PEOPLE!" "REPUBLICANS STOLE THE ELECTION FOR THE CHIMP!! AND NOW WE HAVE TRUTH!!!" "SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER, BRO!!!!!!" (the last written by a white guy of course)

[dzzrtrock]

I am surprised that it took the demoncraps this long to figure out this angle. After all, they had 17,000 lawyers with nothing better to do. I hope to HELL they prosecute this guy for one of two thing (or both) Perjury, unless he can prove his case, or a RICO comspiracy (federal felony) if he shows that he actually DID engage in these discussions and didn't step forward at the time. This is not going to pan out as anything but lies from a deepmuckrat shill. You know that no matter which way it comes out, we're going to hear for the next four years that boosh stole the election....again.

[Pikamax]

I'm waiting for this guy to start asking for money.

[defenderSD]

It's highly unlikely that a man like Tom Feeney would engage in this kind of brazen criminal activity. Therefore I find Curtis' allegations to be highly suspicious. His allegation that Yang Enterprises is spying on NASA sounds like the rantings of a crackpot, so at first look I'd say Curtis is probably a kook and is not a credible witness. It sounds like he's probably seeking attention and money. Instead, he may end up with a perjury indictment.

[IGOTMINE]

The Democrats seem determined to run a "shadow goverment".

I hope our side grows the nads to cut their budgets.

[Deetes]

The Rats have always been insane , but they really have went over board after Nov. 2.

Don't they think we would have won by more if we had a fix in ? This is just crazy insane DUmmies...

[Navy Patriot]

Thoughts anyone?

I really believe that a Pubbie Congress stryker would use the words: "We need to hide the fraud in the source code, not reveal the fraud, because it's needed to control the vote in South Florida."

And the moon is made of cheese, the Moose bit my sister and the cheese.

[Mike Bates]

Michael M. Bates: My Side of the Swamp

[swilhelm73]

I think this guy watched "The Net" a few too many times.

[26lemoncharlie]

Former computer programmer Clint Curtis made the claim Monday in sworn testimony to Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee investigating allegations of voter fraud in the 2004 presidential election involving touch-screen voting in Ohio.

This is totlally absurd!! The Dummos, grasping for straws again. These people see that their party has been exposed for the lying liars that they really are. They keep trying to invent allegations of voter fraud in Ohio, while they conduct Voter Fraud in the state of Washington!

They should be investigating their own election officers in Knig County. If I recall there was a Demcratic Strategy Pamphlet that was Published and distributed to the Democratic election committees in each state! Were they or were they not to do exactly as the Dummos are doing in Washington?

[JasonC]

Of course it is laughable. Lock him in a room and give him four hours. At the end of it, when he doesn't have the first clue how to even start writing such a program, charge him with perjury. Isn't this fun?

[carl in alaska]

"Curtis says he is also working with the FBI to investigate another claim he has made against Yang, that the company is spying on NASA. In its response, the company said that the man named by Curtis as the recipient of NASA-related information has never worked for the company.

Based on this one statement I'd give it a 80% probability that Curtis is a crackpot. Curtis may be digging himself into deep legal problems. The FBI doesn't like people telling them tall tales.

[okie01]

Can you even imagine an incredibly corrupt but highly intelligent pol making such a request in front of a programmer? Or anybody who wasn't firmly compromised? Would Clinton, for example, have ever uttered those words in such a circumstance?

I don't know if Feeney is corrupt, but I do know that he isn't that stupid.

[Donald Rumsfeld Fan]

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[Darkwolf377]

Or X-Box games.

[King Prout]

more gibbering madness from the Semi-Hole.

[carl in alaska]

As far as I know, Feeney is neither corrupt nor stupid. The logical conclusion then Captain is...