[Miss Marple]

You know, I am still concerned that this entire scandal is a way to provide cover for vote frauad. In 2000 I believe the DUI was a public "explanation" for the sudden shift of voter sentiment in Florida. (The only pollster who showed a shift in voting preference was Zogby, who changed his methodology that week so that his results couldn't be compared to the other pollsters...and who very publicly announced a "trend" the week before the election...and whose brother was volunteering on Gore's team).

I am VERY concerned, especially with all of the attacks on Diebold by the democrats, that they are going to attempt this again in some vulnerable distrcts, and will explain the unexpected voting results on "disgusted evangelicals".

[muawiyah]

Rest easy ~ we know the Dems ALWAYS try to cheat in EVERY election.

They think we don't know that.

[Cvengr]

Methinks you might be on to something.

From my perspective, the gay community has gone out of its way to encourage homosexuality amongst underage kids for at least the last decade. During the Clinton regieme, their tactics were even more criminal.

The entire homosexual agenda is about promoting perversion and nothing else. Considering the democrats have openly advocated the gay/homosexual community and promoted their position as simply an alternate lifestyle, it is absolutely untruthful to believe any democratic socialist today finds anything in this affair to be amiss.

On the other hand, there is a strong tendancy/temptation amongst those who have promoted such perversion within our nation, believing they can obtain whatever perverse result they seek by their skillful deception, to basically view their opposition as naive, gullible conservatives who haven't a clue to their agenda. Additionally, even without agenda, they will also find it sporting to simply promote further chaos as they believe they are immune to consequence but are tickled by their own chicanery.

I suspect this entire affair simply manifests the actual political incompetance of those who have achieved power in upper echelons of government by ulterior mechanisms.

Their arrogance is merely displaying their incredible lack of any fundamental political acumen. It's like watching a bank robber who didn't get caught mistakenly believe he is more competent than captains of industry to be the Chairman of the Board in corporate settings simply because he now has some money. (Substitute political power for economic power for the analogy.)

[longtermmemmory]

ESPECIALL with that princton Professor and his students demonstrating LIVE on Fox News how they IN REAL TIME could alter the Diebold machine to have ANY RESULT desired.

I think the faud, if there is going to be such an attempt, is going to be over the usual 5%