Grand theft Mexico

Guardian (UK) ^ | 7/03/06 | Greg Palast

[Dane]

As in Florida in 2000, and as in Ohio in 2004, the exit polls show the voters voted for the progressive candidate. The race is "officially" too close to call. But they will call it - after they steal it.

Reuters reports that, as of 8pm eastern time, as voting concluded in Mexico, exit polls showed Andrés Manuel López Obrador of the "leftwing" party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) leading in exit polls over Felipe Calderón of the ruling conservative National Action party (PAN).

We've said again and again: exit polls tell us how voters say they voted, but the voters can't tell pollsters whether their vote will be counted. In Mexico, counting the vote is an art, not a science - and Calderón's ruling crew is very artful indeed. The PAN-controlled official electoral commission, not surprisingly, has announced that the presidential tally is too close to call

[Dane]

No, not again.

[Tijeras_Slim]

El Conquistador Carlos Rove strikes again!

[Clara Lou]

He gets around, doesn't he?

[Jet Jaguar]

"progressive candidate"


Operative word here.

No bias in this story.

[Kay]

You said it. LOL. DUmmies on Prozac alert.

[Gay State Conservative]

Geeze...yet *another* case of exit polling fraud.Somebody should investigate!

[Enchante]

Greg Palast is a certifiable far-left nutjob..... he has conspiracies for everything. The only conspiracy he can't seem to explain is how so many raving loonies like Greg Palast actually get paid money to write their tripe.

[dawn53]

As in Florida in 2000, and as in Ohio in 2004, the exit polls show the voters voted for the progressive candidate. The race is "officially" too close to call. But they will call it - after they steal it.

So here we are, years later, and they're still saying the 2000 and 2004 election was stolen.

Geesh!

Move on, no wonder they lose elections.

[muawiyah]

DU dummies "NOT on Prozac" ~ they'd be better with Prozac.

[GeronL]

The only exit poll that I saw that had Obrador winning was the one from the PRD itself all of the others said Calderon

[martin_fierro]

No, I don't really have a point here.

[AmishDude]

I haven't read the whole article, but I'm going to take a stab here and guess they didn't mention the Washington state, huh?

[Jet Jaguar]

Sweet. Is that the New Mexican version?

LOL!

[Gritty]

[Political Junkie Too]

We've said again and again: exit polls tell us how voters say they voted...

And, as we've seen agains and again, Lefties will SAY anything to get elected. I wonder how many people in the USA try to fool exit polls by walking into any precinct, then turning around and walking out, and then answering an exit poll as if they had voted, just to give the appearance that their candidate is winning. Now, more than ever, the appearance of winning is more important during the contested election phase that will follow all future elections.

-PJ

[SmithL]

The should've locked up Rove when they had the chace.

heh heh heh

[West Coast Conservative]

Viva la Rove!

[Reform4Bush]

It was a Bush/Bilderberg conspiracy to erase the borders, dontcha know????

/sarcasm

Let the games begin!

[atomicweeder]

I purposely lie to the exit polls just to screw up their numbers.

[JoeSixPack1]

Wooooo... Man, I thought he was going to go back and re-look the Kennedy/Nixon vote.

[rovenstinez]

I always lie to people doing these exit polls.

[headstamp]

"As in Florida in 2000, and as in Ohio in 2004, the exit polls show the voters voted for the progressive candidate. The race is "officially" too close to call. But they will call it - after they steal it."


Yes, we always elect candidates based on exit polling not by actual VOTES.

[LdSentinal]

Palast wrote this article even before the polls closed. He made sure this would be printed if Calderon won.

[mathprof]

The al Gaurdian is not happy!

[Jameison]

"As in Florida in 2000, and as in Ohio in 2004, the exit polls show the voters voted for the progressive candidate"

Groan!
Not more BS from The 'Assassinate President Bush" Guardian again.
When is The Guardian going to simply get to their one true destination in life, and officially become part of the Daily Kos moonbat site?
Don't see any difference between them right now.

[RedRover]

DUmmie Implosion Alert!

[conservative in nyc]

The only exit poll that I saw that had Obrador winning was the one from the PRD itself all of the others said Calderon

I've only seen the same thing.

Calderon's PAN lead has been at 1% (+/-.25%) over the PRI since about 65% of the vote was reported. Calderon will win by that margin, unless there's massive Obrador PRD voter fraud. Over 98% of the vote is in, and the PRD would need to win practically all of the expected outstanding votes in order to win the election. What vote is out is predominantly from PAN-friendly NW Mexico. And the number of expected votes hasn't been matching the actual votes as it comes in because it seems that extremely rural or otherwise small precincts are the only ones left to be counted.

[Jaysun]

Have you guys seen Rove lately? He's growing a handlebar mustache. I think he wants to look the part when he ties Hillary to the train tracks then runs of giggling.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Calderón Derangement Syndrome

[KarlInOhio]

Señor Alberto Gore is getting snippy.

The Mexican Al Gore is a cactus in a sombrero instead of a tree.

[ncountylee]

Greg Palast was one of the discredited Downing Street memo turds.

[clintonh8r]

If Palast is pissed off it must be good news!

[TexasTransplant]

If you don't lie to the exit polls you could hurt the candidate that you voted for.

Besides I love to return the favor to the Press any time I can.

TT

[TASMANIANRED]

Where is the whine alert?

[Sender]

Diebold made all the pencils!

[Argus]

Que lastima. El senor Daschle es muy triste.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Stealing the elections that American Democrats don't want to steal.

[A message]

In an article posted shortly after this one a BBC study states;

Paranoia, a widespread problem

"One in three people in the UK regularly suffers paranoid or suspicious fears,"

"They found levels of paranoia were much higher than previously suspected"

And they must all read the Guardian.

[Libloather]

Investigate Diebold! Indict Halliburton! Arrest Jose Cuervo!

[Dane]

Investigate Diebold! Indict Halliburton! Arrest Jose Cuervo!

Knowing the Dummie, Koskid warped rhetoric, don't be surprised if they say Karl Rove spiked all the worms they eat from tequila bottles.

[popdonnelly]

Nothing is less becoming to the Left than their whining when they lose.

[bigfootbob]

I heard a replay last week of Michael Medved asking Palast the same question. Of course he didn't really know much...Washington State is in Canada isn't it....nobody thinks your measly stolen gubernatorial election is relevant...yada-yada-yada.

Medved handed him his head after he ate Palast's lunch.

Palast is a classic definition of a mendacious reprobate.

[Army Air Corps]

"Investigate Diebold! Indict Halliburton! Arrest Jose Cuervo!"

They can't arrest Jose Cuervo, he's a friend of mine...

[AmishDude]

I would hate to ever disagree with Medved. He has so much information.

But Washington is the usual model of a stolen election. Delay and keep counting until you "find" the votes.

[MistrX]

It amuses me when the left insists on calling commies "progressives".

[bigfootbob]

Tell me about it, I'm an official in the Republican Party in Washington State.

[Nuc1]

I will lie to any exit poller questioning me. I wonder how many others follow the same plan?

[skr]

In a close vote, every voter would have to also vote in the exit polls in order to give the correct picture. IF all pollsters were honest.

[ApplegateRanch]

We've said again and again: exit polls tell us how voters say they voted...

And I, for one, lie through my teeth to pollsters, as a matter policy.

[Nuc1]

LOL I see I am not alone. Without their pollsters the leftists don't know what to lie about. Too good to be true.