October surprise is here

[sangha]

this?
Quelle - Wiktionary

Nope, but keep posting your ignorance

It's entertaining

you are the ignorant one
that not even an english word, dipshit

You're right! It's not an English word.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Nope, but keep posting your ignorance

It's entertaining

you are the ignorant one
that not even an english word, dipshit

You're right! It's not an English word.

OH it's pig latin. Kind of befiting of you if you ask me.

 

[Seawytch]

It's really simple...

If the laws of your state don't require that a voting machine has a paper trail, don't vote on it. Use paper. Many states, like "liberal" California, require that a paper trail be associated with a voting machine and those paper trails are what is counted during the 1% manual count that is completed after election day as part of the canvass process. California also requires extensive logic and accuracy testing of their voting machines to ensure that when you select a candidate or response to a measure, that response is recorded correctly. Many states don't.

We shouldn't forget that the President of Deibold voting machines guaranteed an Ohio win for George Bush...and got it for him.

 

[AmericanFirst]

Greg Palast has been writing about the problems with electronic voting for years.

He's a liberal, so wingnuts ignored him

No one has ignored anyone when it comes to voting. I am sure you have a link to support your opinion.

Like I said before "He's a liberal, so wingnuts ignored him"

You're just too weak to admit ignoring him. The proof is that you don't know who he is, and you think his existence is my "opinion".

Greg Palast is a liberal journalist who has been writing about electoral fraud (as opposed to voter fraud) for at least a decade. This is fact, not opinion.

Google is your friend

Google

And I'll accept your apology if you have the strength ogf character to offer it

A dimwit talking about strength of charactor, give me a break. How about we apologize when your party apologizes for stealing the election in Minn. for the idiot franken, the election for obama and the socialist agenda in the white house. It is always the idiot dimwits that have to steal elections, because they know they are wrong.

 

[Truthmatters]

NONE of you cared as this happened all over the nation to Democrats during the last 6 elections or so

 

[AmericanFirst]

Ya'd think that the wingnuts here weren't around for the 2000 Presidential election!

Suddenly they're all shocked by bugs in the voting machines!

So, if the Dems win by a landslide and it's found that there were problems with the voting machines are you going to take the same position on it as you did in 2000?

No recounts, no redoing the elections. The results stand regardless of problems with the machines, right?

Hey, there's even a Supreme court decision about it aleady!

Still crying about 2000? Get over it. Gore tryed to steal the election, the florida supreme court violated the law, but the U.S. Supreme court backed the truth up. Gore and the other dimwits are just mad because their thugery got caught. Oh by the way, their thugery still goes on today, dimwits are thugs.

 

[sangha]

NONE of you cared as this happened all over the nation to Democrats during the last 6 elections or so

Shhh!!! The wingnuts are trying to pretend that electoral fraud is a new problem and that it's the DNC who is operating under a court-approved consent decree due to the court finding that "there was intimidation particularly targetted at Native American voters..."

http://www.brennancenter.org/page/-/Democracy/dnc.v.rnc/2004 Daschle TRO.pdf

 

[RadiomanATL]

You got nothing.

"Claims of voter fraud" are not "voter fraud". The latter is a crime; the former is just a lie

But it's all on the subject of voter fraud.

No, it's not. You're lying again. The articles are about election fraud, Firing Gonzales, and Purging Voters (which is electoral fraud) The titles make it clear that they are about something other than voting fraud

The first title = "Purging the Purgers"...nothing in the title about voter fraud
The 2nd title = Don’t Fire Gonzales ...again, nothing about voter fraud
3rd title = Drinking the Kool-Aid How Cries of Voter Fraud Cover Up GOP Elections Theft

Hey, you got a little lucky on #3. It actually contains the words "voter" and "fraud". And they're consecutive

Unfortunately, for you, the title is about "Cries of Voter Fraud" and how those cries are used to cover up electoral theft.

In Wingnut World, if an articles' title contains the words voter and fraud, it must be about voter fraud, but if the same title contains the words "GOP Elections Theft" it could not possibly be about GOP elections theft.

So the precise subjects of the articles MUST be in the 4 to 8 word headline, and no room for rhetorical flourish at all in the headline?

Are you really that stupid? If the article references voter fraud and claims thereof, I don't care what the headline is. The article concerns itself with that issue.

But I bet I could title this post "Sangha sucks goats", and you'd think it would be about the mating habits between you and your pet farm animals....wouldn't you

 

[sangha]

But it's all on the subject of voter fraud.

No, it's not. You're lying again. The articles are about election fraud, Firing Gonzales, and Purging Voters (which is electoral fraud) The titles make it clear that they are about something other than voting fraud

The first title = "Purging the Purgers"...nothing in the title about voter fraud
The 2nd title = Don’t Fire Gonzales ...again, nothing about voter fraud
3rd title = Drinking the Kool-Aid How Cries of Voter Fraud Cover Up GOP Elections Theft

Hey, you got a little lucky on #3. It actually contains the words "voter" and "fraud". And they're consecutive

Unfortunately, for you, the title is about "Cries of Voter Fraud" and how those cries are used to cover up electoral theft.

In Wingnut World, if an articles' title contains the words voter and fraud, it must be about voter fraud, but if the same title contains the words "GOP Elections Theft" it could not possibly be about GOP elections theft.

So the precise subjects of the articles MUST be in the 4 to 8 word headline, and no room for rhetorical flourish at all in the headline?

Most people would say the subject belongs in the title.

Are you really that stupid? If the article references voter fraud and claims thereof, I don't care what the headline is. The article concerns itself with that issue.

You think that an article titled "Purge the Purgers" is NOT about purging or purgers? An article titled "Don't Fire Gonzales" is NOT about firing Gonzales?

That's so dumb even Sarah Palin is groaning at your stupidity.

But I bet I could title this post "Sangha sucks goats", and you'd think it would be about the mating habits between you and your pet farm animals....wouldn't you

Sucking isn't "mating". Your boyfriend lied to you

 

[RadiomanATL]

No, it's not. You're lying again. The articles are about election fraud, Firing Gonzales, and Purging Voters (which is electoral fraud) The titles make it clear that they are about something other than voting fraud

The first title = "Purging the Purgers"...nothing in the title about voter fraud
The 2nd title = Don’t Fire Gonzales ...again, nothing about voter fraud
3rd title = Drinking the Kool-Aid How Cries of Voter Fraud Cover Up GOP Elections Theft

Hey, you got a little lucky on #3. It actually contains the words "voter" and "fraud". And they're consecutive

Unfortunately, for you, the title is about "Cries of Voter Fraud" and how those cries are used to cover up electoral theft.

In Wingnut World, if an articles' title contains the words voter and fraud, it must be about voter fraud, but if the same title contains the words "GOP Elections Theft" it could not possibly be about GOP elections theft.

So the precise subjects of the articles MUST be in the 4 to 8 word headline, and no room for rhetorical flourish at all in the headline?

Most people would say the subject belongs in the title.

Are you really that stupid? If the article references voter fraud and claims thereof, I don't care what the headline is. The article concerns itself with that issue.

You think that an article titled "Purge the Purgers" is NOT about purging or purgers? An article titled "Don't Fire Gonzales" is NOT about firing Gonzales?

That's so dumb even Sarah Palin is groaning at your stupidity.

Strawman.

Never said that the article wasn't about those things. But an article can be about more than one thing.

Swing and a miss on your part.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

none of you cared as this happened all over the nation to democrats during the last 6 elections or so

why care nothing was fixed and it always favored the democrats

 

[DiveCon]

none of you cared as this happened all over the nation to democrats during the last 6 elections or so

why care nothing was fixed and it always favored the democrats

actually, it was the dems claiming the GOP was doing it
looks like the dems actually are
LOL

 

[bigrebnc1775]

none of you cared as this happened all over the nation to democrats during the last 6 elections or so

why care nothing was fixed and it always favored the democrats

actually, it was the dems claiming the GOP was doing it
looks like the dems actually are
LOL

Out in Nevada they said nothing was wrong with the voting mechines. Thing about that is the voting machine technicians are SEIU
Nevada voting machines automatically checking Harry Reid's name; voting machine technicians are SEIU members | Washington Examiner

 

[Charles_Main]

http://www.accessclarkcounty.com/depts/human_resources/Documents/Contract_SEIU.pdf
The Contract with SEIU

Watchdog Warns SEIU Contract for Nevada Voting Machines Poses 'Fraud' Concern - FoxNews.com
The story

A contract between SEIU Local 1107 and Clark County -- where voting glitches were reported Tuesday -- makes the SEIU the sole union representative for, among other professions, voting machine technicians.

Nevada SEIU spokesman Nick Di Archangel called the suggestion that SEIU or its technicians would manipulate voting machines "absolutely false."

Yeah no reason to suspect the SEIU might tamper with Machines. None at all, lets just give this a pass and pretend it isn't happening. LOL

 

[sangha]

http://www.accessclarkcounty.com/depts/human_resources/Documents/Contract_SEIU.pdf
The Contract with SEIU

Watchdog Warns SEIU Contract for Nevada Voting Machines Poses 'Fraud' Concern - FoxNews.com
The story

A contract between SEIU Local 1107 and Clark County -- where voting glitches were reported Tuesday -- makes the SEIU the sole union representative for, among other professions, voting machine technicians.

Nevada SEIU spokesman Nick Di Archangel called the suggestion that SEIU or its technicians would manipulate voting machines "absolutely false."

Yeah no reason to suspect the SEIU might tamper with Machines. None at all, lets just give this a pass and pretend it isn't happening. LOL

Here's some information that wingnuts like CM will ignore or dismiss while denying that they're ignoring or dismissing the information

Diebold CEO Walden O'Dell commits Ohio to Bush

IN mid-August, Walden W. O'Dell, the chief executive of Diebold Inc., sat down at his computer to compose a letter inviting 100 wealthy and politically inclined friends to a Republican Party fund-raiser, to be held at his home in a suburb of Columbus, Ohio. ''I am committed to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the president next year,'' wrote Mr. O'Dell, whose company is based in Canton, Ohio.

That is hardly unusual for Mr. O'Dell. A longtime Republican, he is a member of President Bush's ''Rangers and Pioneers,'' an elite group of loyalists who have raised at least $100,000 each for the 2004 race.

But it is not the only way that Mr. O'Dell is involved in the election process. Through Diebold Election Systems, a subsidiary in McKinney, Tex., his company is among the country's biggest suppliers of paperless, touch-screen voting machines

 

[DiveCon]

http://www.accessclarkcounty.com/depts/human_resources/Documents/Contract_SEIU.pdf
The Contract with SEIU

Watchdog Warns SEIU Contract for Nevada Voting Machines Poses 'Fraud' Concern - FoxNews.com
The story

A contract between SEIU Local 1107 and Clark County -- where voting glitches were reported Tuesday -- makes the SEIU the sole union representative for, among other professions, voting machine technicians.

Nevada SEIU spokesman Nick Di Archangel called the suggestion that SEIU or its technicians would manipulate voting machines "absolutely false."

Yeah no reason to suspect the SEIU might tamper with Machines. None at all, lets just give this a pass and pretend it isn't happening. LOL

Here's some information that wingnuts like CM will ignore or dismiss while denying that they're ignoring or dismissing the information

Diebold CEO Walden O'Dell commits Ohio to Bush

IN mid-August, Walden W. O'Dell, the chief executive of Diebold Inc., sat down at his computer to compose a letter inviting 100 wealthy and politically inclined friends to a Republican Party fund-raiser, to be held at his home in a suburb of Columbus, Ohio. ''I am committed to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the president next year,'' wrote Mr. O'Dell, whose company is based in Canton, Ohio.

That is hardly unusual for Mr. O'Dell. A longtime Republican, he is a member of President Bush's ''Rangers and Pioneers,'' an elite group of loyalists who have raised at least $100,000 each for the 2004 race.

But it is not the only way that Mr. O'Dell is involved in the election process. Through Diebold Election Systems, a subsidiary in McKinney, Tex., his company is among the country's biggest suppliers of paperless, touch-screen voting machines

except dipshits like YOU see more in that than there is

 

[sangha]

http://www.accessclarkcounty.com/depts/human_resources/Documents/Contract_SEIU.pdf
The Contract with SEIU

Watchdog Warns SEIU Contract for Nevada Voting Machines Poses 'Fraud' Concern - FoxNews.com
The story




Yeah no reason to suspect the SEIU might tamper with Machines. None at all, lets just give this a pass and pretend it isn't happening. LOL

Here's some information that wingnuts like CM will ignore or dismiss while denying that they're ignoring or dismissing the information

Diebold CEO Walden O'Dell commits Ohio to Bush

IN mid-August, Walden W. O'Dell, the chief executive of Diebold Inc., sat down at his computer to compose a letter inviting 100 wealthy and politically inclined friends to a Republican Party fund-raiser, to be held at his home in a suburb of Columbus, Ohio. ''I am committed to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the president next year,'' wrote Mr. O'Dell, whose company is based in Canton, Ohio.

That is hardly unusual for Mr. O'Dell. A longtime Republican, he is a member of President Bush's ''Rangers and Pioneers,'' an elite group of loyalists who have raised at least $100,000 each for the 2004 race.

But it is not the only way that Mr. O'Dell is involved in the election process. Through Diebold Election Systems, a subsidiary in McKinney, Tex., his company is among the country's biggest suppliers of paperless, touch-screen voting machines

except dipshits like YOU see more in that than there is

So a wingnut dismisses the info?

Quelle surprise!!

It's almost as if I could have predicted it

 

[DiveCon]

Here's some information that wingnuts like CM will ignore or dismiss while denying that they're ignoring or dismissing the information

Diebold CEO Walden O'Dell commits Ohio to Bush

except dipshits like YOU see more in that than there is

So a wingnut dismisses the info?

Quelle surprise!!

It's almost as if I could have predicted it

you are nothing but a pathetic fucking idiot


a CEO saying he wanted to "deliver the state" doesnt say he would CHEAT to do it
you are a fucking moron if you actually think the CEO of the main manufacturer of ATM machines would risk the integrity of his company for politics

edit to add:
se cassent l'âne

 

[RadiomanATL]

âne sourd-muet.