Florida Approves DieBold! The "Fix" Is In!

coastalrat snickers: "Maybe they are too busy dreaming up things to bash Bush over, I don't know."

The left doesn't have to dream: Bush is very generous with the fodder needed to bash him.

coastalrat writes: "See there, a perfect example of how the left works. You take a sentence out of context to use for your own wicked purposes."

Ahhhhh, but we learned it from the masters: the right-wing.

blatham wrote:

Quote:

1. Those who believed in Hillary's grand "right wing conspiracy".
2. Those who believed there was a conspiracy to cover up Vince Foster's death.
3. Those who believe Bush somehow knew in advance about the 9/11 attacks

66% is not a bad average.

Well, I guess that qualifies you as a conspiracy nut in my book blatham. Congrats.

CoastalRat wrote:

blatham wrote:

Quote:

1. Those who believed in Hillary's grand "right wing conspiracy".
2. Those who believed there was a conspiracy to cover up Vince Foster's death.
3. Those who believe Bush somehow knew in advance about the 9/11 attacks

66% is not a bad average.

Well, I guess that qualifies you as a conspiracy nut in my book blatham. Congrats.

That's actually just a statistic

" Following the 2003 California election, an audit of the company revealed that Diebold Election Systems voting machines installed uncertified software in all 17 counties using its equipment. "

"Former CIA Station Chief John Stockwell writes that one of the favorite tactics of the CIA during the Reagan-Bush administration in the
1980s was to control countries by manipulating the election process."

"Johns Hopkins researchers at the Information Security Institute issued a report declaring that Diebold's electronic voting software contained
"stunning flaws." The researchers concluded that vote totals could be altered at the voting machines and by remote access."

"Maybe the Diebold decision makes sense, if you believe, to paraphrase Henry Kissinger, that democracy is too important to leave up to the votes
of the people. "

Diebolt's CEO Walden O'dell says he is "committed
to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the President" this year. On September 26, 2003, he hosted an Ohio Republican Party fundraiser for
Bush's re-election at his Cotswold Manor mansion. Tickets to the fundraiser cost $1000 per couple, but O'Dell's fundraising letter urged those attending to
"Donate or raise $10,000 for the Ohio Republican Party."

coastalrat:

Click my name link, and you can read hundreds of threads and replies by yours truly.

Enjoy!

BillW wrote:

CoastalRat wrote:

blatham wrote:

Quote:

1. Those who believed in Hillary's grand "right wing conspiracy".
2. Those who believed there was a conspiracy to cover up Vince Foster's death.
3. Those who believe Bush somehow knew in advance about the 9/11 attacks

66% is not a bad average.

Well, I guess that qualifies you as a conspiracy nut in my book blatham. Congrats.

That's actually just a statistic

I realized afterward that maybe I jumped to a conclusion about his comment. I should have edited my post to reflect that if he believed
66% of the examples were true, then he might fall under my definition of a conspiracy nut. I should have given him the benefit of the doubt that he was only giving me a statistical analysis of my examples.

Well, I'm sure many here hope that the Bush campaign dies bold. What is a coastal rat anyway? I know rats can swim, but I had no idea they were fans of beaches and inlets, or barbells for that matter.