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N.C. judge dismisses voting machine case; vendor may pull out
CentreDaily.com ^
| November 29, 2005
| Staff reporter
Posted on 11/29/2005 12:19:42 PM PST by Zuben Elgenubi
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To: Zuben Elgenubi
I'm sure any voting machine would be easy to hack with physical access to it.
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posted on
11/29/2005 7:29:39 PM PST
by
VeniVidiVici
(What? Me worry?)
To: Calpernia
This entire Diebold issue is nothing but junkola. I have not been following the machinations of the America haters.
No doubt in my mind this is all being formented by Soros and friends.
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posted on
11/30/2005 4:43:22 AM PST
by
OldFriend
(The Dems enABLEd DANGER and 3,000 Americans died.)
To: OldFriend
I agree. The Dems are desperately trying to cling to paper. They can come up with wheel barrels full of ballots "found" weeks after the fact, snack on chads and make paper airplanes out of military ballots so that they sail into the trash heap.
I highly doubt Diebold, a leading manufacturer of ATM machines, would risk their business on fielding an easily corruptible vote recording machine.
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posted on
12/20/2005 4:29:24 AM PST
by
Wristpin
("The Yankees have decided to buy every player in Baseball....")
To: Wristpin
The paper is the only way they can suddenly FIND votes that were not counted earlier.
There is nothing they won't do to steal elections and we must not allow them to prevail in their never ending attempts.
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posted on
12/20/2005 4:33:52 AM PST
by
OldFriend
(The Dems enABLEd DANGER and 3,000 Americans died.)
To: Cyber Liberty
That certainly would help their competitors cut back on their R & D. How?
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posted on
12/20/2005 4:41:13 AM PST
by
Knitebane
(Happily Microsoft free since 1999.)
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