Denver Post printed my letter re: election fraud!

[intheflow]

Here's the link: http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36%257E416%257E,00.html

It's the second letter on the page. I cited the statistical data from both the Berkeley study and also Stephen Freeman's study.

Another MSM acknowledgement! Hurrah!

[Middle Finger Bush]

1. excellent

good job and thanks

[bush_is_wacko]

2. I'm looking for it now!

Great job!

[tk2kewl]

3. Cool!

:toast:

[Stand and Fight]

4. Right on!

Congrats friend!

[meganmonkey]

5. Well Done inthe flow!!!! n/t

[bmoney07]

6. Am I dreaming!!!

Well put and well said-

I have always loved Colorado- Go Denver!

[Nashyra]

7. Great job

Way to go.

[Cadence]

8. Good Job!

:thumbsup:

[IAMREALITY]

9. Let's Go INTHEFLOW!

Great Job!

:toast:

[Helga Scow Stern]

10. Way to go!

It inspires me to write (again)to my papers.

[Vidar]

11. Congratulations on a job well done.

[Shalom]

12. Thanks, we need these cracks in the MSM to start the flood n/t

[Duncan]

13. Good job

thanks

[CantGetFooledAgain]

14. Great letter!

Thank you, intheflow!

:toast:

[quiet.american]

15. Way to go n/t

[ClintCooper2003]

16. Excellent

[sabra]

17. Great Job! A Very Well Written Letter. n/t

[Hobbes199]

18. Excellent!

Kick.

[smartvoter]

19. Great work!!

[intheflow]

20. Kick

for the evening crowd.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

21. I love it all except "not about who won or lost the election"

I think it is ALL about that

[paparush]

22. Mind if I quote this

In my local paper?

[intheflow]

30. Hi paparush.

Is this question for Laura PackYourBags, or for me (intheflow), the letter's writer? If me, sure. It's a public document. Use at will. Get the message out. Just don't abuse it. (Not sure how you could do that, but I'm sure some freeper could think of a way if they're reading this post.)

You should know I sent supporting documentation from main stream sources with my letter, which is one of the reasons I think they published it. Here's my backup info:

UC Berkeley study: http://ucdata.berkeley.edu/new_web/VOTE2004/

Dr. Stephen Freeman's study: http://www.upenn.edu/pennnews/sourcesheet.php?id=117 and http://www.ilcaonline.org/freeman.pdf

Polls changed after results were in (2nd paragraph): http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/politics/july-dec04/exitpolls_11-05.html

MIT arts and social sciences Dean Charles Stewart: http://www.oaklandtribune.com/Stories/0,1413,82%257E1865%257E2545623,00.html?search=filter


***Also: here's my original third paragraph. They edited it slightly, but the original makes a stronger case:

Statistical analysis from UC Berkeley and Dr. Stephen Freeman from UPenn using the original exit poll data show a statistically troubling swing of the vote toward George Bush. An earlier Cal Tech/MIT study discounted any problems, but they used the final exit polling data which had been altered by the polling company after each state was called for a candidate on election night. However, after the UC Berkeley report was released, one of the participants in the Cal Tech/MIT study, MIT arts and social sciences Dean Charles Stewart, said he was able to duplicate the Berkeley findings using the raw polling data, and that "There is an interesting pattern here that I hope someone looks into."

[intheflow]

28. Of course it's about who won or lost.

YOU know this and I know this, but for Mr. and Mrs. American Idjit it's a new concept that our elections might be rigged on a national scale. I don't want to make them think I'm attacking anyone who voted for *. I want to instill a seed of doubt in them so they will consider the possibility that the election is questionable.

Many seeds of doubt build the dung heap that will grow an impeachment if recount efforts fail.

[demodonkey]

23. Good Letter!! :-) eom

[merbex]

24. Terrific letter - nice job n/t

[BlackVelvet04]

25. Well done.....thank you! n/t

[Blissfulbride]

26. Nicely done. Good for you, us

[The Flaming Red Head]

27. Gawd you're good!!!!!

Wonderful letter and very well written!! Good for you and good for U.S.!

[noonriser]

29. Way cool! (nt)

[intheflow]

31. Kick

:dem: for the late night crowd.