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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Mr. Palau who wrote (643213)10/13/2004 8:09:53 AM
From: CYBERKEN  Read Replies (6) of 769670
 
Your Democrat hacks HATE cameras at polling places. The danger that they will capture the mass production of fabricated Democrat votes is too great. The States are fighting the Democrat fraud in registration. Progress is slow. But, unlike 2000, when the Myth of Participation and the carnival-barking about "civil rights" blinded state officials to the scam, they have opened their EYES to what is going on around them, and BEGUN to make it more difficult. Remember: You have sore loser Algore to thank for THAT.

Arresting out-of-state ambulance-chasers invading the polling places will become commonplace as well-but only AFTER the ugly scenes you are about to see on November 2. State laws will be changed and a LEGITIMATE federal Vote Integrity Act will have to be passed starting in 2005.

Of course, the anti-American LEFT will have to be PURGED from the federal and state JUDICIARIES as well. That process has already started, and will accelerate as the New American Renaissance gets reinforced by the Bush landslide.

My opinion is that 2000's 1 to 2 million fabricated GORE votes was a PEAK of this obscene assault on our democratic process-but that the public OUTRAGE over illiterate black ZOMBIES being herded to the polls again and again will reach its PEAK THIS YEAR...
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