Wednesday, March 29, 2006

What Are the Odds of Major Election Fraud in '08?

My guess, pretty high.

5 comments:

duboisist said...

What you have is it two people coming up with different solutions to the part of a concern that they think is the real problem.
It's like saying "Don't poke me in the eye with you finger" and having someone build a robot to poke you in the eye. They think the problem is their finger, when you meant the problem is the poke.
That's what happens when the a-hole who caused the problem is the one put in charge of solving it.

duboisist said...

Thank you, idea assassin, for proving my point.
You say Democrats make up controversy as an excuse for when they lose. Sane people say disenfranchising citizens is the controversy, and regardless which political party wins "We the People," lose.
The fact some Republicans try to discount votes that aren't for them only proves that they don't really believe in democracy or the Constitution. But who knows they may all already be in jail by 2008.

Laura Swisher said...

Here's the thing: I'm more concerned about "winners" and "losers" than I am about justice and democracy. Even if you consider yourself a Republican, I would hope that your allegiance be to an ideal rather than a party. So it's not about being sore losers, but that there is documented proof that disenfranchisement has occurred. And the truth is that a corrupt party has decided it's important to win at all costs. Republican corruption is out of control. This is simply fact.

Blah blah blah. I'm not going to change anyone's mind. Idea assassin, thanks for sharing your opinions here. I won't change your mind; you won't change mine. I appreciate the fact that you post here regardless.

That goes for everyone.

Laura Swisher said...

Um, I meant to say, "I'm LESS concerned with winners and losers..."

Matthew said...

Come on, you meant what you said the first time. Don't puss out on me now Laura!