Its Official.. Republicans Stole 2004 Election…All Guilty of Murder
Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on January 26th, 2007 10:10 am by HL
Two Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Election Officials Convicted of Felony and Misdemeanor for 2004 Election
Ohio Election Fraud
Excerpt
A jury found two Cuyahoga County elections workers guilty Wednesday of charges that they skirted Board of Elections procedures to thwart a countywide ballot recount after the divisive 2004 presidential election.
The jury convicted Kathleen Dreamer, 40, of Cleveland and Jacqueline Maiden, 59, of Richmond Heights on one felony and one misdemeanor each.
Do new Ohio recount prosecutions indicate unraveling of 2004 election theft cover-up?
Clevland Free Press
Excerpt
Three criminal prosecutions in Ohio’s biggest county have opened with strong indications that the cover-up of the theft of the 2004 presidential election is starting to unravel. Prosecutors say these cases involve “rigging” the recount in Cuyahoga County (Cleveland), where tens of thousands of votes were shifted from John Kerry to George W. Bush, or else never counted. Meanwhile, corroborating evidence continues to surface throughout Ohio illuminating the GOP’s theft of the presidency. According to the AP, County Prosecutor Kevin Baxter opened the Cuyahoga trial by charging that “the evidence will show that this recount was rigged, maybe not for political reasons, but rigged nonetheless.” Baxter said the three election workers “did this so they could spend a day rather than weeks or months” on the recount.
Cleveland, which usually gives Democrats an extremely heavy margin, was crucial to Bush’s alleged victory of roughly 118,000 votes out of 5.5 million counted. Some 600,000 votes were cast or counted in Cuyahoga County. But official turnout and vote counts varied wildly and improbably from precinct to precinct. Overall the county reported about a 60% turnout. But several predominantly black precincts, where voters went more than 80% for Kerry, reported turnouts of 30% or less. In one ward, only a 7% turnout was reported, while surrounding precincts were nearly ten times as high. Independent studies indicate Kerry lost thousands of votes in Cuyahoga County that rightfully should have been counted in his column.
H.L.s Take:
Everytime Bush runs for election, people end up getting convicted of vote fraud in the state that was the deciding margin of the election. Of course it will be proved that they stole the election in Ohio as well. The proof is there and has been shown on blogs since right after the election. So in summary, Bush stole the election both times. This country never had a Republican or conservative majority, yet we have been living under there stupid ass rule for the past 6 years. Bush steals the election in Florida, allows 9/11 to happen on his watch so he can start a war in Iraq in which tens of thousands of people are killed, they then steal the election a second time in Ohio so the carnage and profiteering can go on for at least another 4 years. Meanwhile people here at home are suffereing because all the money that should be spent to make things better here in the US goes to the war, which Bush and Cheney steal and skim off of at will. Justice will not be done until everyone involved is serving multiple life sentences.
November 7th, 2007 at 10:51 am
You people have no basis in reality. Here are the facts of the case (excerpted from the Plain Dealer);
At issue was how the board and its staff conducted a sample recount of ballots after third-party candidates demanded a countywide vote recount. That sampling was meant as a test of the validity of tabulating machines. If the hand and machine counts in randomly sampled precincts matched, it would presumptively prove the machines count accurately enough to rely upon for the broader retabulation of all 600,000-plus votes.
But the board staff rigged the sample like this, prosecutors claimed: Board workers secretly hand-counted ballots in selected precincts after the election. In precincts where the hand and machine counts matched, ballots were set aside and later put forth publicly as the precincts that popped up in a random selection.
The defendants countered that the board had always done things that way – with the knowledge of its attorney, one of Mason’s assistants.
“There was no evidence to that effect – none,” Baxter said.
To reach this Plain Dealer reporter:
jnichols@plaind.com, 216-999-4111
THERE IS CLEARLY NO ALLEGATION OF ELECTION RIGGING IN THIS, ONLY SIMPLE BEAURACRATS DOING WHAT THEY DO BEST; SLACK OFF.