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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
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To: sunshadow who wrote (98237)12/2/2000 10:07:03 AM
From: lawdog  Read Replies (3) of 769667
 
Sunshadow, we don't know what they did. Ostensibly, they were given access only to fill in missing voter registration numbers. However, while in the GOP operative's possession any of a number of other material alterations could have been made. The extent of these alterations may never be known. Personally, I don't just trust the GOP to "honestly" make felonious alterations to only voter registration numbers (that's a mouthful). However, what the GOP changed on the requests is irrelevant to the fact that the access to the ballots was unethical, illegal and partisan. It might make the Democrat's case a little stronger to argue that unfettered access allowed the GOP to change any and all information that was on the ballot requests, but I believe that the case is strong enough as it stands to warrant throwing out those ballots that were derived from fraudulent means.
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