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To: Travis McGee
I figured you'd do that and the LA Slimes crap probably made it easier than it would have been didn't it?

I can't remember such blatant partisanship by a news org in my life and that's saying something since they almost always trumpet the Dem.

I think this backfired for Mulholland and company bigtime.
361 posted on 10/07/2003 9:03:21 AM PDT by wardaddy (The Lizard King it was.....)
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To: wardaddy
Warning San Bernadino County voters:

San Bernadino County will NOT be using punch card ballots for this election. Instead they used an optical balloting system where you draw a line across a broken arrow next to the vote you want to place.

I returned from voting (Yes/Arnie). I didn't much care for the optical system and was even more disturbed that the county is moving to a touch screen system. As a software engineer that does a lot of work for state government I can say with some certainity that touchscreen systems that do not generate paper ballots are an EXTREMELY bad idea, and could easily subject the voting process to fraud and software errors.

I suggest we contact the San Bernadino County election supervisiors ASAP to voice our displeasure.

363 posted on 10/07/2003 9:04:31 AM PDT by Smogger
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To: wardaddy
I just voted!

If Arnold doesn't win by 10 points, the 'rats are going to contest it in court etc.

My big fear is massive hacker fraud with the touch screen machines. It's hard to recount electrons.

A blatant in your face election theft could lead very quickly to a violent revolt.

(That's what happens in "Nuevo Mexico" in "Domestic Enemies.")

383 posted on 10/07/2003 9:21:12 AM PDT by Travis McGee (----- www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com -----)
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