[mvpel]

The bipartisan commission, they stressed, determined "that the 'disenfranchisement of Florida's voters fell most harshly on the shoulders of black voters' and in poor counties." Both groups vote predominantly Democratic in US elections.

Hasn't this claim been pretty thoroughly debunked, or laid at the feet of an incompotent election manager in one county who happens to also be Black?

[jpl]

Hasn't this claim been pretty thoroughly debunked, or laid at the feet of an incompotent election manager in one county who happens to also be Black?

Yes, the claim was and of course still is complete garbage.

I'm sure there probably were a couple of folks that were intimidated at seeing police officers in the vicinity a voting location, but anyone who falls in that category is most likely a wanted criminal anyway.

[Sal]

I've recently escaped from California to AZ where I now have only TWO elected misrepresentatives: the governor and McCain.

I used to be misrepresented by Mike Honda in District 15 (Cupertino). Mike Honda is one of the anybody-but-America representatives who are signatories to this bleeping letter.

I checked on the web and found that Raymond L. Chukwu (pronounced Choo'Koo) is running against Honda in the 15th. I left a message on his election office recorder a few minutes ago to let him know about this Honda "mistake" and told him I hoped he'd be able to use it.

I thought maybe this could be passed on to what used to be the NRA Silicon Valley Members Council. I hope it will useful. Best regards.