Reply #89: Kerry & his team did NOTHING to investigate election fraud. [View All]

[IdaBriggs]

Seriously, NOTHING. In New Hampshire, for example, their offices were packed up within 72 hours. How do I know this? I was trying to reach them. There was also support among the top people for further investigation / contesting / evidence of fraud in states such as Ohio, Florida, New Mexico, Nevada, Iowa, North Carolina -- the list is long, but the point is still the same:

He and his team were NOWHERE TO BE FOUND. "Get over it, we lost" they said. I was unofficially told they couldn't request investigation in states they won (think New Hampshire) because they would look like idiots, while "the lawyers" couldn't be found, either. (One told Andy Stephenson they needed to "quit dragging stuff up" or words to that effect.) Ohio needed TEN VOTES per precinct to switch over at a cost of $112 per precinct for the state -- and that isn't going to be too difficult to do, thank you very much, in a NORMAL hand recount

Kerry may have played to the political reality of his life, but he certainly wasn't helping with election fraud investigation. Please don't make the mistake of thinking the Democratic leadership really cares about this issue unless they are FORCED to care. :) I'm not criticizing them for it; I'm simply dealing with the reality of it.