High Stakes
An Iraq War veteran would probably bring way too much visibility to the Downing Street Memos for the oligarchy.
It looks like we're all there, Maha, Billmon, rumor is that KOS is overloaded. Bush took this one with %70 of the vote, but this just in:
Takes me back to last November, when Josh piped in about the coverage the lawsuits weren't getting, but it does look like a recount might be in order.
I hope Bush is choking on his ice cold beer about this one.
SI Conservative is madder than a nest of wet hornets blaring about self restraint, but as Tresy said earlier, we don't see no self restraint comming from the conservatives!
It looks like we're all there, Maha, Billmon, rumor is that KOS is overloaded. Bush took this one with %70 of the vote, but this just in:
"Serious new election tampering allegations have emerged from an Ohio county, where witnesses allege that stickers were placed on presidential election ballots, RAW STORY has learned.
"Several volunteer workers in the Ohio recount in Clermont County, Ohio have prepared affidavits alleging serious tampering, violations of state and federal law, and possible fraud. They name the Republican chief of Clermont’s Board of Elections and the head of the Clermont Democratic Party Priscilla O’Donnell as complicit in these acts.
"These volunteers, observing the recount on behalf of the Greens, Libertarians and Democrats, assert that during the Dec. 14, 2004 hand recount they noticed stickers covering the Kerry/Edwards oval, whereas the Bush/Cheney oval seemed to be “colored in. "
See rest of article here: http://rawstory.com/news/2005/index.php?p=7
Takes me back to last November, when Josh piped in about the coverage the lawsuits weren't getting, but it does look like a recount might be in order.
I hope Bush is choking on his ice cold beer about this one.
SI Conservative is madder than a nest of wet hornets blaring about self restraint, but as Tresy said earlier, we don't see no self restraint comming from the conservatives!
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