[Se7eN]

We won without Ohio anyway. Piss off DUmmies.

[animoveritas]

Great Point!

Anybody have a link to any county by county PA results? From the national map, it looks like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Scranton-WB were the only blue specks in a state of red.

[discipler]

OH my, let's not start confusing them with the facts.

[Mr. Mojo]

"Bush stole Ohio"

Are any of these freaks mentioning HOW he accomplished this, or are they just throwing it out there without even a crazy theory?

[AmishDude]

Hey, when the Dolphins lose to the Patriots (even this year) I always say the Patsies cheated. Of course, unlike the Republicans, the Patsies have a long history of cheating, dating back to the Tuck Rule game. :)

[2banana]

See:

Philly Fraud by the numbers (a logical look at Philadelphia)

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1268546/posts

[Tacis]

No, they'll say Bush stole Ohio because they know the fix was in there, too. They probably paid blacks, illegals and union voters for far more than 150,000 fake votes. They'd never believe that the folks they paid cheated on them, too. The dems KNOW that they had more than enough fraudulant votes to come out ahead of Bush. Kerry and the other scumbag leaders also knew that most of them would never stand the light of day. If you slip them in as they did in PA, fake votes can work. But, if they are challenged one by one, not even the Kerry/Rather forgers can slip them all by.

[ampat]

What IS the problem with these dems? Bush won the popular vote.

[MadAnthony1776]

They were all upset about the poll watchers in Ohio the other night. Then I heard a comment by some lady tied to the democratic party machine on FOX news that I couldn't believe. I think if she looks back at it she'll realize how stupid it was. She said something to the effect, "That there's a problem with any program that targets minorities."
(Not exact words but pretty close). I thought about their get out the vote program that they were running in minority neighborhoods of the large cities. Pot calling the kettle black maybe?

[BonnieJ]

This was set-up before the counting even began. They were going to contest one state...Ohio, Florida, Wisconsin. And stop the final E.C. tally, and prolong the announcement of a winner. If they could have done it, they would have had a re-count, gone to court, etc. It's all about making Bush look like he's not legitimate yet again. They don't care that quite possibly Bush won Pennsylvania or one of the others called way too early for Kerry. It's all about perception to them. They call the 3.5 million win small and discount it, yet go on and on about Gore's far smaller and probably fraudulent P.V. advantage. And the media is right there with them, refusing to call states for Bush.

[evets]

Meanwhile in Pittsburgh...

bwa ha ha ha

[Mr_Peter]

"And when you factor in the reports that voting machines in Philadelphia had several thousand votes registered on them BEFORE voting actually started, I think it is fair to suggest MASSIVE shenanigans in Pa."

Fraud, maybe, but the 2,000 votes on the machines for Kerry is not true.

[meyer]

Well, if the democRATS honestly believe that Bush "stole" Ohio, then they ought to be receptive to some serious election reform aimed at preventing fraud of all types.

What's that, liberals? You don't think that the drastic steps of making sure that only qualified people vote and only once is appropriate? Oh, OK....

[mabelkitty]

Kerry tried to steal Ohio.
Lake County - 75% turnout
Voinovich (RINO Senator who gives Bush a hard time)=60%+
Fingerhut (Dem gun-grabber)=30%+

LaTourette (Republican Rep)=60+
Capri Cafaro Mafia Queen, Kennedy and Torecelli protege)=30%+

Bush=51%
Kerry=49%

Not even remotely possible.

[The Hollywood Conservative]

This is actually interesting... I think the Early Exit Polls showing Kerry WINNING, actually preempted the Kerry Campaign from screaming "voter fraud."


Think back to 2000. Right around 1PM eastern, the early exit polls showed Florida "to Close to Call," and Immediately (LONG before the polls closed as I recall) the Gore Campaign was on TV complaining about "The Butterfly Ballot in Palm beach," and "Racial voter intimidation in Broward". Thus, the campaign was laying the foundation for a protracted contest over the results...

Tuesday, the Early Exit polls (1pm-5pm eastern) showed Kerry CLEARLY WINNING Ohio and Pennsylvania and pulling ahead in Florida. Low and behold, THERE was Joe Lockhart, on TV, saying something EXTRAORDINARY... Something I had never heard a democrat saying: "We've heard of no voting problems today. It seems that everything is going just fine out there." It seemed like such an odd thing to say... Why point out a LACK OF PROBLEMS??? Then I heard it again on another channel, by another democrat campaign worker. Then Joe Trippi said the same thing on another channel... It was amazing to me... Why were they saying this???

Because they (thought) they had the lead and they wanted to Preempt any argument by the Bush Campaign that there HAD been voter fraud... Problem is, they spoke before they had the real info. Those tapes were out there... When the tide turned against them, they couldn't then turn around and say "we've had reports of massive problems with voting machines..."

I almost wonder if Rove WAS behind those exit polls???

[Jack Deth]

Hi, UncleSamUSA:

President Bush didn't steal Ohio. The Dems were afraid to actually call in all of those Provincial Ballots early Wednesday morning.

Especially in Cuyahouga County. Where there just a few too many questionable Ballots were signed by "Dick Tracy" and "Mary Poppins".

Jack.