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I am literally being bombarded with reports from friends who worked the polling places or who served as poll watchers. Fraud was rampant, especially among the blacks.

I talked to one friend who was an election judge. He's a republican, but he lives in a black precinct. Fortunately he's the only election judge there, so he got to run it. He told me that he spent all day fending off a Brown poll watcher (yes, Lee P. "poll watchers=intimidation" Brown had his own poll watchers) who was making frivolous challenges every time a black voter got turned away for little thing things like NOT BEING REGISTERED, or NOT LIVING IN THE PRECINCT. He also had to deal with Brown campaign worker who entered the polling place with a Brown shirt (no pun intended, but it is certainly applicable) on and started trying to tell voters how to vote. He had to threaten her with arrest to get her to leave.

I'm hearing of all sorts of things about Brown's illegal activities. Trucks being used to block polling place entrances in Hispanic precincts, racist signs attacking Sanchez's hispanic ethnicity (i saw one of these a sanchez worker had picked up from near a polling place), Brown campaign phone calls intentionally targetted at blacks who were non-city residents trying to get them to vote anyway, etc.

Get it all down in writing, get names and numbers of witnesses, compile all the allegations. Lets don't let this just die here. Dallas just had a council election overturned due to vote fraud, lets keep the issue on the front burner. The more highly publicized examples of Democrat vote fraud that we can put before the public, the more we can smash the myth of Florida and reveal the true extent of Dem fraud.

I heard on the radio, while scanning stations, a popular black market station, Majic 101 was doing a live broadcast from one of the major downtown polling locations, where they were urging folks to get out and vote. They were telling people to go to the local polling place, and the "if it was the wrong place, go vote at the next polling place." Sounded like an odd comment, but I bet it was a known euphamism code for encouraging massive voter fraud with multiple votes.