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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (18678)	4/27/2004 8:42:57 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 81568

Hi Pat, Re: We can collectively demand credible answers if we stand united on this issue. I've been trying to do so for a long time. However, we have to look at the forces that do not want to deal with the truth. The politicians, the media and most of the American public all would prefer cranial-rectalitis to actually addressing reality. There's only a few million of us who are vocally demanding accountability, and the Bushies know that we can never directly control the outcome of the elections because we don't have the bully pulpit. Just look at the way that Bush is spending money on advertising these days. Since John Kerry has become the putative nominee, the GHP attack machine has spent over $50 million on deceitful ads. The result is that Bush is even or ahead in the polls in spite of horrendous news coming out of Iraq and bad news for Bush coming out of the Kean Commission and bald-faced lies being told by Bush about our economic condition. The key question in my mind is how much money can Bush raise in order to keep up with the lies? That is his key to getting close enough to Kerry in the fall in order to use his buddies with the fraudulent voting machines to steal the election fair and square. As a friend of mine suggested to me today, our only hope is to have the polls so hopelessly one-sided just before the election that the entire nation will realize a Bush election is the result of voting fraud.