11.03.2004
So none of this will probably matter, since Kerry is due to concede in an hour and a half just fifteen miles from where I am writing this. Damnit.
The Republicans have stolen another election. I will not deny Bush the general vote, he obviously had a decisive lead. Just makes me wonder what the fuck everybody is thinking when they are casting their ballots. "Values." What the fuck does that mean?
I believe that Diebald gave Ohio (and possibly Florida) to Shrub. It's improvable, but as the 'circumcised' evidence suggests, its plausible. Very plausibe. The circucised evidence, please:
1. The president of Diebald says straight out that he would do all within his power to ensure a Bush victory. You would think this alone would disqualify him from selling voting machines to any precincts. Can you say 'Conflict of Interest?'
2. What the fuck was that secret meeting Bush had in Ohio yesterday?
3. Bush did not state that he believed that he was going to win Ohio and Florida, he stated that he 'knew' he was going to win them.
4. Those damn challenged ballots.
5. Republican history of discouraging voting rights for the disenfranchised.
6. The exit polls in every other state were mirrored by their actual polling results. Except in Ohio. Interesting, very interesting.
These are just doubts, but important doubts. In ethics, the appearance of impropriety is the same as impropriety itself. And this is one unethical administration.
The Republicans have stolen another election. I will not deny Bush the general vote, he obviously had a decisive lead. Just makes me wonder what the fuck everybody is thinking when they are casting their ballots. "Values." What the fuck does that mean?
I believe that Diebald gave Ohio (and possibly Florida) to Shrub. It's improvable, but as the 'circumcised' evidence suggests, its plausible. Very plausibe. The circucised evidence, please:
1. The president of Diebald says straight out that he would do all within his power to ensure a Bush victory. You would think this alone would disqualify him from selling voting machines to any precincts. Can you say 'Conflict of Interest?'
2. What the fuck was that secret meeting Bush had in Ohio yesterday?
3. Bush did not state that he believed that he was going to win Ohio and Florida, he stated that he 'knew' he was going to win them.
4. Those damn challenged ballots.
5. Republican history of discouraging voting rights for the disenfranchised.
6. The exit polls in every other state were mirrored by their actual polling results. Except in Ohio. Interesting, very interesting.
These are just doubts, but important doubts. In ethics, the appearance of impropriety is the same as impropriety itself. And this is one unethical administration.
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