Letters Found; Fitrakis OH Voter Purge Investigation Continues

[kpete]

Letters Found; Fitrakis OH Voter Purge Investigation Continues
Posted by moderator on October 22nd, 2006
From Daily Kos

Fitrakis replies,

“This is the exact same pattern of purges that occurred in three key democratic areas in 2004– Toledo, Cleveland and Cincinatti.”

“We believe that past abuses have occurred and these initial reports would be directly in line with the past abuses. The potential that these abuses occurred still exists.

“We are pursuing it. We are gathering information and if that information suggests any of these purges targetted young people or minorities, we are in fact, going into federal court.

“We are not satisfied at this moment that this did not occur. In fact, the evidence suggests the clear possibility that the system would allow such a purge.”


OpEdNews replied, “Thanks, because there was a posting on Dailykos, which was titled, No truth to Ohio “purge” letters

Fitrakis replied, “We’re going to get to the bottom of this.

much more at:
http://www.fraudbusterbob.com/blog/

[katinmn]

1. It seemed weird that a mainstream reporter would post that on dkos

It was her third post.

It is unclear why a Ohio newspaper reporter would go to such lengths to disprove a purge had taken place before it had been thoroughly investigated, especially in light of the serious and ongoing election fraud in Ohio.

Bob Kall at OpEd News had NOT overstated the facts in his interview with Fitrakis. Fitrakis, too, kept his cool and as it turns out, the "rumors" of a purge have proven to be true.

[EFerrari]

2. I wonder if there was money involved in that dkos posting. n/t

[blue cat]

4. I thought it was weird too.

Something stinks bad.

[Kurovski]

3. K&R. (nt)

[cui bono]

5. k & r

[Land Shark]

6. K&r & watch this story develop

[Land Shark]

7. Reviewed story: ALWAYS note the lies/omissions to support "confidence"

"confidence" is 100% required for a fraud but it is not a required feature of a reliable voting system, in which the more transparench and distrust/lack of confidence there is, the more reliable the system becomes.