Sloppy Work (Bev Harris Didn't Even Proofread Her Own Lawsuit)

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel ^ | December 11, 2004 | Anthony Man

[PJ-Comix]

Black Box Voting, which has anointed itself watchdog of electronic voting, made a big show of filing lawsuits demanding documents from state elections supervisors.

The case filed against LePore appeared slapped together without proofreading.

In the middle, the lawsuit says, "Thank you very much, and here's hoping for a smooth and simple canvass which works out perfectly for you. We very, very much appreciate your help with this, and we do realize how stressful this election has been."

[PJ-Comix]

In the middle, the lawsuit says, "Thank you very much, and here's hoping for a smooth and simple canvass which works out perfectly for you. We very, very much appreciate your help with this, and we do realize how stressful this election has been."

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Bev Harris was in such a rush to do her little PR stunt of filming the public presentation of a lawsuit to Teresa LePore that she didn't even proofread it. Of course, it doesn't matter what the lawsuit says since the only thing that counts for Bev is the public serving of it to LePore for use in her documentary that she plans to market.

[anniegetyourgun]

waddasham

[Wally_Kalbacken]

I read the Vanity Fair article on Black Box voting and all this ginned up suspicion of electronic voting. Of course Vanity Fair is where you go to see what's on the runways in Paris - not to learn anything trustworthy about the political scene in the US. At the end of the article they made some passing mention of the fact that Bev was losing her house after devoting so much time her crusade she either forgot to pay the mortgage or forgot to earn money to pay the mortgage. To Vanity Fair's editors that 's an admirable proof of commitment, rather than proof that Bev Harris needed to be committed.

[GaltMeister]

It's proof that Bev didn't scam enough money out of the loonies over at the DUmpster before they caught on and banned her.

[Repub4bush]

PJ, I see over yon they are clowning to all hope of Arnebeck to the rescue tomorrow with his lawsuit...LOL

I noticed this guy has a cause also. I think is Democracy for America, or something like that. I know I saw it said send funds to help with the lawsuit....When one scam dies another is born....lmao

[Repub4bush]

HMMM? I spell checked AND clowning was clinging when I proofed....sorry for the typo

[KoRn]

I wish I were in place to scam dollars from DUmmies after the election. I'll be on next time around. I'll have a small radio and TV station in Ohio for campaign ads, and will allege fraud no matter who the winner is, and do fund raisers to fight it. hehehe

Can you say 'Election Lottery'?

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Sloppy work and a Freudian slip in the same post.

[conservative in nyc]

This Bev Harris is a piece of work. In 2000, she was involved in a last-minute "November Surprise" attempt to raise the Rathergate "Bush was AWOL" charges. She even had statements from Bill Burkett on her PR-firm's then website, Talion.com. Like this time, she claimed her website was hacked to gain publicity.

Same liberal crap. Same liberal cause --- All to embarrass the President.

[mabelkitty]

She's a laughingstock.
Her own site gets hacked endlessly, and she's the Dems' poster child for fraud prevention.

[Repub4bush]

Ha you're right! I didn't think of that...LOL

[conservative in nyc]

Given Ms. Harris' history, I think she uses alleged "hacking" as an attention-getting ploy. She used it to try to get more attention when newspapers were ignoring her "Bush was AWOL" Bill Burkett/Rathergate-type charges in November 2000. It's not surprising she's using it now, as people are ignoring her Black Box voting charges. I think she thinks it makes her charges more believable.

But us FReepers are on to her shenanigans.

[PJ-Comix]

Even Randi Rhodes no longer shills for Bev Harris. I figure that with her shunning by Randi and banning by the DUmmies, that Bev Harris has been cut off from about 90% of her income sources. Bev has to be VERY creative in order to draw attention to herself in the future.

[Qwinn]

"In the middle, the lawsuit says, "Thank you very much, and here's hoping for a smooth and simple canvass which works out perfectly for you. We very, very much appreciate your help with this, and we do realize how stressful this election has been."

Okay, at the high risk of looking like an idiot, I'm having a hard time figuring out what's so patently and obviously wrong with this bit. I mean, it certainly sounds insincere as all hell, but insincerity considering the source is hardly unusual or unexpected. I don't see anything that couldn't have been intentional. Maybe my eyes are just crossing and I'm not seeing it. Can someone be more specific?

Qwinn