[ncountylee]

Jackie Currie needs hard time.

[eureka!]

Kewl. Finally...

[TCats]

The NAACP shows their true colors in this one. The Incumbent Crook (Kilpatrick) is pulling out all the stops to retain his expense accounts and nepotism/cronyism. Problem is, if he wins, he's inheriting a City he bankrupted.

[TheHound]

Earlier, Kelly found Currie guilty of criminal contempt of court for defying her order and mailing 132,000 absentee ballot applications to people who didn't request them.

This clerk is amazing, she predicted the names and addresses of 132,000 people who would be absent on election day.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Bookmarked! Thanks.

"Do you know what Mary Beth Kelly stopped us from doing? We normally had elections assistants standing out there who would go to the cars and help these people," Young said. "We can't do that now, so now people got to hobble on crutches and canes."

(Gee, do you think this Young character went to government schools?)

Notice that the "advisors" (er, assistants) COLLECTED the ballots (from drive-by-voters), HELD THE BALLOTS and filed the BALLOTS .... ALL ... without control or monitoring.

So, who checked that these "assistants" didn't add (democrat) votes, throw away (republican) votes, or duplicate votes as often as they wished to "add" another drive-by-voter?

[Doogle]

...once again, many THANKS to FR for allowing FReepers world wide to see the insanity of local politics. Excuses for getting caught,but until I see her in cuffs.........


Doogle

[petitfour]

Voters should start filing class action lawsuits about these things. If the most basic freedom we have (the right to choose our governing officials) is not protected from fraud, then the Constitution means nothing. Of course, the judges who would hear the lawsuits are either elected or appointed by politicians, so it's possible that justice would never take place. However, the courts are the first stop. Second stop would be . . . bloody.