Author-activist claims Bush stole 2004 election (Could be a standing headline)

Exeter News-Letter ^ | 11/08/05 | Ron Dupuis

[wilco200]

"Although most audience members agreed with the text of the speech, a few doubted the extent of a conspiracy."

Even the moonbats think this guy is a moonbat.

[rightinthemiddle]

If he want to make the world a better place, he should leave now.

[wideawake]

The main speaker was award-winning author and nationally recognized environmental and election-protection activist Harvey Wasserman.

In other words, this is the first time anyone outside his immediate family has ever heard of him.

[Bob J]

"Moyer said that he feels the country has entered a very serious period of time."

Ya, it's electing Republicans.

[robowombat]

Both were fresh from attending the Vermont Secession congress.

[in hoc signo vinces]

They never get tired of this krap...it just eases their mental illness...no wonder they never have jobs (other than being activists paid by Soros)because with such pre-existing conditions it would be tough to get hired.

[rhombus]

"I believe in fairness, I believe in keeping our environment healthy, I believe that people should be actively engaged in keeping our government honest, keeping their country safe and doing things that are right."

I believe in bumper sticker philosophy.

[Question_Assumptions]

When Democrats get behind anti-voting fraud measures like photo IDs, purging voting rolls of dead people, agressively and prosecuting and harshly punishing voter fraud, etc., then I'll believe that they really care about fair elections and stop believing that this is just another element of their "win at any cost" song and dance routine where they act like they have scruples, even though they don't.

[VRWCmember]

Specifically Wasserman stated that: "Party members and Republicans thwarted smooth election procedures in heavily Democratic precincts that would have gone for Kerry.

The heavily democrat precincts still went for Kerry. And in case this idiot is unaware, it is the Democrats that manage the election procedures in democrat precincts.

[camle]

"aw geez, not this sh!t again!" moment

[Puppage]

I believe in fairness

So, you'll condem the Florida Supreme Court usurping the state constitution to give Gore more time to manufacture votes, right?

[Sociopathocracy]

... the exuberant presence of his 6-year-old daughter

One hopes that she didn't inherit his idiocy.

[xcamel]

Blah, Blah, and um, Blah.

Free Press Senior Editor and "Superpower of Peace" columnist Harvey Wasserman is also senior advisor to Greenpeace USA and the Nuclear Information & Resource Service. He is author or co-author of six books, including four on nuclear power and renewable energy, and two histories of the United States.

Harvey's journalistic writings and columns have appeared in major newspapers and magazines worldwide. He has worked as a radio talk show host and has appeared on several hundred radio and TV programs over the years. He has also spoken to several hundred campus and citizen gatherings for peace, justice and environmental sanity, and is a member of the National Writers Union, Local 1981 of the United Auto Workers.

Harvey's first demonstration (for civil rights) was in 1962, as a junior at Eastmoor High School. After graduating from the University of Michigan in 1967, Harvey helped found the legendary anti-war Liberation News Service, which in 1968 moved to the Montague (Massachusetts) Farm, still in operation (under the stewardship of the Peacemaker Community) as one of the longest-standing organic communal farms in US history.

It goes on, but like a case of the "squirts".

[linkinpunk]

"It may sound corny but I feel people should try to leave the world"

Agreed.

You first.

[TheBigB]

"TEN MORE DOLLARS! Just send me TEN MORE DOLLARS and I can prove election fraud! I KNOW I can!"

[rightinthemiddle]

You've got the wrong Freeper...

[rightinthemiddle]

Wait, I get it..

[Puppage]

You've got the wrong Freeper...

I wasn't aim'n for ANY Freeper. It was the person in the article that stated he believed in fairness , no?

[Puppage]

Wait, I get it..

LMFAO!!!!

[highlander_UW]

"I believe in fairness, I believe in keeping our environment healthy, I believe that people should be actively engaged in keeping our government honest, keeping their country safe and doing things that are right."

I agree with this guy...and it's why I don't vote for democrats...they fail just about across the board on these points.