Below you will find my correspondance with Fisher about contradicting claims that he is connecting with the Nader campaign to supply vote fraud info. We will see if what he says turns out to be true. By the way, because he reply debunks Olbermann I forwarded it to Olbermann.
Message to Fisher:
I noticed that on your website
http://www.jefffisherforcongress.com/Campaign2006/indexletterRalphNader111504.htm there is a statement that reads:
"Kevin Zeese, Ralph Nader's media spokesman, officially announced that
Presidential Candidate Ralph Nader will be consulting with Jeff Fisher
and Jan Schneider regarding the investigation of voter fraud and a
statewide recount for the state of Florida. Jan Schneider was the
Democratic candidate for Florida's 13th Congressional District in 2002
and 2004 vs former Florida Secretary of State, Katherine Harris. "
According to the Keith Olbermann of MSNBC, Kevin Zeese denied making any such official announcement. The MSNBC claim can be found at the
following url:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6210240/ under the November
16th post 8:30 pm post.
You might want to either correct your website or talk to Mr. Zeese to
resolve this issue.
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Message from Fisher:
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That issue is going to be addressed today with Ralph Nader. Olbermann's blog is full of holes.
go to the following link and read the update to the letter for Ralph Nader.
http://www.jefffisherforcongress.com/Campaign2006/indexletterRalphNader.htm Fisher has been cited in many places as claiming he has firm evidence of deliberate computer-hacking in the Florida vote, and was awaiting FBI agents with whom he was to share it. Not to dismiss him or his claims, but the show’s contact with him was not encouraging. ( They cancelled my appearance the day that Gonzales was nominated to replace Ashcroft) ( They even were sending a car to take me to a television station in Palm Beach County. Al Rogers and Ben Roth were to be my guests and Katie, (producer) told all three of us on the speakerphone that they could ride with me to the studio) He spoke vaguely of sources and whispered a lot. (I spoke with Katie and revealed all that could be said without interfering with the ongoing FBI investigation)
I think Mr. Olbermann needs to get both sides of the story. Keith Olbermann needs to know that journalism requires to get information from both sides of an ongoing investigation. This is not sport reporting on ESPN, yet even on reporting sports a good reporter gets information from all sources