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Tom Poole
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I'm in Texas and voted last week even though it wasn't necessary. However, I'm not surprised at these socialist tactics. It's been done in every civilization, particularly before a big change. Typically, rights are not torn rapidly away. Instead, they are eroded just as described in Blackfive. Ultimately, the effect is the same. Rights are denied, a privileged class is established and a revolution ensues. I hope it isn't so here.
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Boy that BS really gets me raging mad. Those darn liberals think that they are so stinking righteous that they can on the one hand cry intimidation and violations even if you ask somebody for ID then on the other hand blatantly commit felonies and other civil rights crimes against fellow citizens in order to advance their deranged, self-centered and morally corrupt belief system. Lame and untolerable!
That guy that stood up and actually fought for his legitimate right to vote deserves a lot of credit. Definately understands the meaning of what it is to have the right and obligation in my most humble opinion. Compare this case to the ones that the Democrats tout all across the airwaves where the unfortunate person didn't know where the polling place was or was so over burdened to have to bring his/her Drivers License or didn't know that they had to register before they could vote or had problems understanding how to pull the lever/push the chad/fill-in-the-circle, etc. Disenfranchisement my butt. The true story of of such as is read in the URL above will never be hear of beyond the internet link and through word of mouth.
Thank god for fiber optics or whatever the moral of my reply is. 
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| Aaron Klein, World Net Daily wrote: | ...organization in Philadelphia that purports to "help the elderly and immigrant voters get to the polls and understand the issues" are urging Russian-speaking voters in need of translation, or in a few cases are senile and have little grasp of the issues, to vote for Democrat Sen. John Kerry, and are going into the booths with some of them...in 2000, with about 50 volunteers, the group brought about 5,000 voters...today, with a larger group, his organization hopes to reach about 35,000 voters....
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They seem to be STEALING this one.
| Robert Perez, Orlando Sentinel wrote: | ...judge issued an injunction today blocking the....letter sent to Republican poll watchers by the National Democratic Committee telling them that challenges not based on personal knowledge violate state law...
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They also seem to be intimidating the poll watchers.
| World Net Daily wrote: | ...93 percent of respondents [Muslims] said they voted for Kerry, 5 percent favored Ralph Nader and less than 1 percent said they supported President Bush...
World Net Daily |
Like the President said after Nine-Eleven, "You're either with us or you're with them."
| William March, Tampa Tribune wrote: | ..."Four more years,'' chanted the Bush supporters. "One more day,'' responded the Moore backers. Speaking through a bullhorn, Moore told the protesters, "If this were a Bush rally, you'd all be in the paddy wagon by now.''...
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Too bad the Marines were law abiding.
| Jim Geraghty, National Review wrote: | ...Zogby is predicting a Kerry blowout, with him winning 311 to 213, with Nevada and Colorado too close to call. Could all of this be an effort to get the networks to call states earlier than they should?...
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Now it seems even the pollsters may be in league with the socialist media and party.
| Shawn Macomber, American Spectator wrote: | ...there indeed will be riots if John F. Kerry's boyhood dreams of ascending to his rightful position as ruler of the universe are squashed...already gotten more than 17,000 of the young and restless to sign the following pledge:...If that right [voting] is systematically violated, I pledge to join nationwide protests starting on November 3rd, either in my community, in the states where the fraud occurred or in Washington DC....
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And if the socialists don't get their way, they've pledged to repeat the '70s.
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