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Comment by amanda choate on November 19, 2012 at 7:06pm

Patricia, Ohio has a Republican governor and secratary of state. I am certain if there were issues they would be all over it. Romney lost. Even if he had won Ohio he lost. As a matter of fact if he had won Ohil and Florida he still would have lost. He lost because he didn't really like us that much. He considers us a chain around the neck of ubervultures. He is Gordon Gecko. He will be happier. But he is bitter now. No one told him no enough as a boy.

Comment by Paul Davis on November 19, 2012 at 8:23am

He testified that Tom Feeney, former Republican Representative  from Florida (24th congressional district) hired him to do it. According to Feeney it was a part of a project to investigate how feasible vote fraud  through computerized systems might be and not an investigation of what actually happened. No laws were violated. Proceedures are now in place to control for this type of tampering.

 

Its a bit misleading to post MUST SEE NOW TOOK PLACE TODAY about testimony from 2004 is it not?

 

This is exactly the type of falsehoods that cost the GOP what should have been an easy victory this year.

Comment by Patricia M. McBride on November 19, 2012 at 5:39am

I have no idea if they have expired nor do I know if he was given immunity for testifying but probably not. He only just said someone contacted him to do it, and he may not have, but someone apparently did. One poll watcher in Ohio said votes being changed from Romney to Obama impacted about 10% of the vote in her polling place as there were many complaints of it happening (I would assume some folks never even noticed it was changed before hitting the submit button). There were no where near enough poll watchers......................

Comment by amanda choate on November 18, 2012 at 10:38am

This is testimony regarding the 2004 presidential election in Ohio where exit polls showed Kerry beat Bush. Diebold, which is based in Ohio provided the voting machines to that state. In the early summer of 2004 the Diebold president assured Bush supporters of victory.
Have the statutes of limitation expired?