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To: Scripts who wrote (21835)	11/5/2004 7:32:50 PM
From: sea_urchin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 80976

Ed > There seems no sign of a conspiracy. Methinks you are a remarkably trusting person (and I am sure, trustworthy, yourself). For my part, after having seen what they have done about 9-11 and the illegal war in Iraq, I have to say I do not feel the way you do. I agree with the sentiments expressed in this piece: washingtondispatch.com >>Over the past few years, Republicans have fought to prevent any type of paper trail through electronic voting. Despite printable ATM type receipts being a reasonable fail-safe, Republicans and corporations such as Diebold fought hard and eventually won the battle against a verifiable voting system. Without question, the evidence presented thus far should raise suspicion among honest individuals. While maintaining a calm and reasonable demeanor, the results of the Novermber 2nd election should be fully investigated simply for the sake of the nation and our future confidence in the democratic process.<<