Reply #84: how about the various violations of Ohio election law in the recount [View All]

[kk897]

process? By the county BoE's own admissions, often, the precincts were predetermined and not chosen randomly, as required. That's just one little thing. There were many infractions before, on, and after Nov. 2 that had little to do with electronic voting machines or even long lines. Just plain violations of what ORC requires for the conduct of elections.

But Pooka, I agree with your basic premise, that the two issues may need to be divided to be conquered. I see it like, oh, I don't know, Germany and Japan in WWII. They attacked in entirely different ways in entirely different scenarios, but the end result, war and death, was the same. I'm starting to think that the election fraud "war" was conducted on these two fronts: the old fashioned but tried and true Jim Crow methods, and the new fangled 21st century hack the vote method. Result: Bush wins.