The Stolen Elections of 2000, 2004 (and almost 2008)
Ballot Box Thievery
Condensed and excerpted
from American Conspiraciesby
Jesse Ventura with Dick Russell,
with permission of Skyhorse
Publishing, Inc., New York, NY Everyone knows about the hotly contested presidential election of 2000; weeks dragged by with no official winner before the Supreme Court forced Florida to stop counting ballots and essentially handed the election to George W. Bush. Many called that a stolen election but...
2004, it turned out, was an even more blatant election theft than in 2000. The exit polls were predicting a huge victory for Kerry. But, by late that night, somehow Bush had taken a decisive lead and Kerry conceded on the day after. There is no evidence of vote theft or errors on a large scale, the New York Times informed us. The Washington Post called any talk of vote fraud conspiracy theories.
[ Jesse Ventura's Take ]
Electronic voting machines are especially corrupt; they don't provide a receipt when you are done voting. Would you go to an ATM that didn't provide you with a receipt? Well, that's the same thing with electronic voting machines. There's no way to be sure that your vote was counted for the candidate that you actually voted for. I believe that we should all still use paper ballots. If the ballot is incorrectly marked it should simply be thrown out, end of case. Look at it this way: how long have you taken multiple choice tests in your life? Since first grade? If you're not capable of filling out a paper ballot perhaps you aren't intelligent enough to be voting in the first place.
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