A letter to the editor...

[Ryder911]

We should all be doing this:

Dear Editor,

Please write some positive coverage about Senator Barbara Boxer and Representative Bob Filner in your next issue. It was a very brave thing they did to stand up on January 6th with Representative Conyers. Their objection to the election was not so much about contesting the nomination of President Bush, as it was to raising the nation's attention to systemic voter fraud. They faced a lot of criticism for their actions, even from their very own party. Time will prove them right though.

Although it may seem otherwise, this is fundamentally a non-partisan issue that goes to the very core of what our great nation was built upon. We need the media to raise attention to this issue in a fair and non-partisan manner, so that all Americans can better understand the issues at hand.

Thank you and keep up the great work!

Ryder911

PS. An interview and cover story of Representative Filner would be awesome.


Some informative links...
http://www.yuricareport.com/ElectionAftermath04/DirectoryElectionFraud.html
http://nightweed.com/usavotefacts.html

[justsomegirl]

1. My LTTE of the Akron Beacon-Journal

Thanks for posting this topic, I think it's a good one, and it's important to keep hammering away.

Yesterday, I wrote a letter to the Editor of the Akron Beacon-Journal in response to their editorial Friday; we'll see if they print it in Sunday's paper

Their Editorial: Last Laugh: The challenge to Ohio presidential vote reaches its absurd conclusion


Editors:

Did you and I watch the same series of speeches on Thursday? Time and time again, I heard members of both the House and Senate stand up on behalf of the many Ohioans and other Americans who were disenfrancised during the 2004 election; that the intent of the objection was not to complain about the outcome, but to bring attention to the myriad disturbing and unexplained oddities that occured statewide before, during, and after Election Day as well as the many ethically and legally questionable moves by a Secretary of State who is indeed already using his success as State Co-Chair of the Re-Elect Bush campain to solicit funds for his own Gubernatorial run. There are many examples in Rep. John Conyer's Judiciary Committe status report on the irregularities in Ohio. Incidents were reported within the pages of your newspaper and in newspapers around the state. Why, in your very own newspaper on Friday, October 29th, I read of the Summit Board of Elections rejecting nearly 1,000 challenges to registered voters in Summit County; the challenges were rejected after it was clear that all challenges came from just four Republican seniors who were simply following a directive they received from a man who called them on behalf of the Republican party. (article) How many of those nearly 1,000 people found out their challenges were rejected and they were indeed able to vote on the following Tuesday?

Yet today in your editorial, you tell those nearly 1,000 Summit County residents that Senator Boxer and Representative Tubb Jones were acting "silly" by standing up for them. You tell the untold numbers of Beacon-Journal readers who withstood the waits on that rainy day and your neighbors who had obstacles thrown in their way when they tried to speak on the one day they must know their voice will be heard, Election Day.

I'm proud to say that I was born and reared in Summit County. Although I've moved, I still consider the people of Northeastern Ohio as my neighbors and friends and I still read the online version of the ABJ regularly. I was appalled to read the callouness with which you treated those fellow residents in your editorial today. By denigrating and calling the efforts of the many elected men and women of Congress who stood up yesterday on behalf of their fellow americans "antics", I would suggest that perhaps it is your own Editorial Board who will ultimately will be taken less seriously.

[Viva_La_Revolution]

2. Great letter!

ya spanked em!