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Black Box Voting Fraud
I just saw on HBO a very disturbing Documentary on Voting Fraud in America. Black Box Voting is an organization that exposes this fraud. In essence it claims that voting officials and elected officials can tamper with the electronic results of the final totals. Behind all these (Diebold) voting machines are the worst. Electronic Touch Screen Voting is a means by which Corporate Lobby can control who is in the white house. Also regular paper ballots should be counted by hand, not electronic counters that read votes (Diebold) inaccurately because of improper recalibration.
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My civics teacher made me join this website eventhough it expires tomorrow so really there is no point in wasting my time doing this!
We've been discussing elections.
We're doing Current Events which I just copied off the Today's THV website.
Ugh this sucks because I have a 70 in here.
Im like failing the Majoriy of my classes so I have to turn my 0's in by Friday:((
about this blog
Alright ppl.... i have no clue what im doing my civicsc teacher made me get this account and it will exspire 2morrow so idk y im doing this...
probally to just pass time in this class...idk what we r doing next....kk...g2g..rawr!!!!
New Budget
After reading the thoughts on the new budget it seems that we're going to get stuck with an increase in taxes no matter who is elected.
PROMOTE AN ISSUES AGENDA...Leave The Soap Opera At Home
There are those of us who refuse to subscribe to the “politics of personal destruction”. We’re also the ones who decry un-founded speculation and destructive conversation. We want the public to recognize soap opera conversation that manipulates their hearts and minds. In that vein, we are submitting our platform and will continue to do so. The goal is to give all that have access to this information the ability to hold it as a standard against the candidates and see who rises to the level of these demands. That is someone who will truly make a difference in the course of our nation. Your friend, your sister in life, Cynthia Metzger aka Cynthia@SeaquestVentures.com Gov
Transparency Recap: The Warming of a Cold Climate with Alleged Corruption Connections & Much More
By Lyle Hickman, VoterWatch Staff
The last time Alaska was mentioned in our Transparency Recap, Senators Ted Stevens and John Cowerdy were named, being brought up on alleged charges of corruption with connections to VECO oils. This time, the CREW (Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington) blog titled, "Sarah Palin Ran 527, which raised corporate money, for Ted Stevens," directs our attention back to Alaska.
Stevens’ Federal Indictment, CRS Reporting, Consumer Rights & Wal-Mart’s Alleged Political Posturing
By Lyle Hickman and Billy Hallowell, VoterWatch Staff
Today's Transparency Recap starts way up north with our coldest state, Alaska. According to Talking Points Memo's, Republican Senator Ted Stevens was "arraigned last week on seven counts of false statements". After a federal indictment, without stagnation, Stevens regrouped and organized a rally. According to Talking Points Memo:
Open Government, Illegals, FIS, Twitter & Astronomical Gas Prices
By Eric Margulies, VoterWatch Staff
This week’s edition of the Transparency Recap commences with the
implementation of a major step in the arena of governmental transparency. On
August 1st, The Honest Leadership and Open Government Act of
2007 saw its first act of realization take place as information pertaining
to lawmakers’ assets, liabilities and lobby-related-expenditures and gifts were
posted on the House Clerk’s website.
However, a quick perusal of the disclosure database proves slow and somewhat
difficult to navigate given its complex interface. In addition, the files can
only be viewed in .PDF format meaning that for many who are without the software
required to open .PDF files, the information is lost. Dan Auble at the Capital
Eye Blog writes about the current flaws with the system of disclosure and how
the Center for Responsive Politics is already seeking to remedy them:
A Simple Political Message
Simple ideas (Occam’s razor) for the 2008 elections. No one candidate seems to have taken any position, with the exception of condemning the other. If a platform is developed at the conventions, here are a few examples of what might not only palatable to the populace, but might even make a difference. Anyone can change, only a few can make a difference. In addition, 5 or 6 of the 12 would be great and any more than that would be a landslide.
