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APRIL 11 2008
1. A Close Look at How Siegelman “Lost” the 2002 AL Governor’s
Race: The Role of Central Tabulators
2. Fifth better than nothing
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A Close Look at How Siegelman “Lost” the
2002 AL Governor’s Race: The Role of
Central Tabulators
Posted by Time for change in General Discussion
A close look at the 2002 Alabama Governor’s race suggests that the
fraud perpetrated in that election was more obvious than even the
2000 or 2004 U.S. Presidential elections. The final official results were
Riley 672,225, Siegelman 669,105 – a difference of 3,120 votes,
representing a margin of 0.2% of the total.
It would behoove us to have a good understanding of how this
happened, because I have a slight suspicion that we’ll see more of
this sort of thing this November, and it should be much easier to
prevent if we know what to look for.
<link to source>
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Fifth better than nothing
Opinion by Freddie Hinden in the Anniston Star
And finally, if Karl Rove had no involvement in this matter, he should
appear before the House and Senate Judiciary Committees and testify
under oath, and not hide behind executive privilege as he has when
he has been called before these committees to testify. Claims of
executive privilege in these matters are weak at best and, at worst,
corrupt. Rove should be subpoenaed to appear, and if he refuses, he
should be put in federal prison until he does agree to give testimony.
As Siegelman stated, even if Rove pleads the Fifth, that's better than
nothing.
<link to source>
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1. A Close Look at How Siegelman “Lost” the 2002 AL Governor’s
Race: The Role of Central Tabulators
2. Fifth better than nothing
..............................................................................................................
A Close Look at How Siegelman “Lost” the
2002 AL Governor’s Race: The Role of
Central Tabulators
Posted by Time for change in General Discussion
A close look at the 2002 Alabama Governor’s race suggests that the
fraud perpetrated in that election was more obvious than even the
2000 or 2004 U.S. Presidential elections. The final official results were
Riley 672,225, Siegelman 669,105 – a difference of 3,120 votes,
representing a margin of 0.2% of the total.
It would behoove us to have a good understanding of how this
happened, because I have a slight suspicion that we’ll see more of
this sort of thing this November, and it should be much easier to
prevent if we know what to look for.
<link to source>
..............................................................................................................
Fifth better than nothing
Opinion by Freddie Hinden in the Anniston Star
And finally, if Karl Rove had no involvement in this matter, he should
appear before the House and Senate Judiciary Committees and testify
under oath, and not hide behind executive privilege as he has when
he has been called before these committees to testify. Claims of
executive privilege in these matters are weak at best and, at worst,
corrupt. Rove should be subpoenaed to appear, and if he refuses, he
should be put in federal prison until he does agree to give testimony.
As Siegelman stated, even if Rove pleads the Fifth, that's better than
nothing.
<link to source>
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| photo: Jim Young/Reuters Karl Rove, retired top political strategist to Bush, has been named in the Gov. Siegelman Prosecution He refuses to testify under oath. |
| photo by Reuters Riley won the 2002 Alabama Governor's race when the "glitch" in a voting machine gave him a 3,120 vote lead over Siegelman. |