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To: Road Walker who wrote (290732)	6/17/2006 2:53:19 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1571748

Mr. Kennedy noted that this was just one of an endless sequence of difficulties confronting Democratic voters that stretched from the registration process to the post-election recount. Statistical analyses — not just of the distribution of voting machines, but of wildly anomalous voting patterns — have left nonpartisan experts shaking their heads. The lesson out of Ohio (and Florida before it) is that the integrity of the election process needs to be more fiercely defended in the face of outrageous Republican assaults. Democrats, the media and ordinary voters need to fight back. I grow convinced that something bad went down in OH just as it did in FLA in 2000 and 2004. Both times the Dems conceded the election to Bush too quickly. We've seen with people like Delay, Cunningham and Taft that these people are one step up from mafia thugs. That we've elected criminals into the federal gov't can no longer be questioned.