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To: LindyBill who wrote (82700)	11/2/2004 9:44:39 AM
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Voter Fraud in Pennsylvania POWERLINE - Drudge reporting that nearly 2,000 votes were discovered by poll watchers to have been planted on Philadelphia voting machines before the polls opened. This is, I suspect, only the tip of a massive iceberg of fraud that the Democrats will commit in Pennsylvania. Posted by Hindrocket at 08:41 AM \| Permalink \| TrackBack (0) From the command center I'm writing from the Bush-Cheney '04 command center in downtown Minneapolis, led by BC '04 Minnesota chairman Ben Whitney. The phones are manned by several of the most outstanding conservative attorneys in the state. We are fielding calls from Republican poll watchers around the state. The phones have been ringing hot and heavy since the polls opened at 7:00 a.m.. MoveOn.org is out in force and testing the limits of legal behavior at polling places around the Twin Cities. At least in Minnesota, the BC '04 team has organized a sophisticated defensive operation. Posted by The Big Trunk at 07:23 AM \| Permalink \| TrackBack (1) The Times Fights to the End No one has worked harder to elect John Kerry than the New York Times. How far the Times has been willing to go to support its candidate--and, perhaps, how far the Times' editors are the victims of wishful thinking--is revealed by two corrections in today's paper: Because of an editing error, a front-page article yesterday about the final Sunday of campaigning before the presidential election misstated the party affiliation of people who said that President Bush's job approval rating, and the number of Americans who believe the nation was heading in the right direction, were dangerously low for an incumbent. They were Democrats. An article yesterday describing the results of the most recent New York Times/CBS News poll reversed the results for one question. Fifty percent of poll respondents said George W. Bush legitimately won the 2000 election, and 45 percent said he did not. And some people worry about whether bloggers get their facts straight!