Reply #17: I'm all for keeping up the investigations

[zulchzulu]

The fact that Kerry conceded (and is continuing investigations on the voter fraud) is not legally binding.

The concession turned the attention away on him and made it so he and those working on voter problems can work on that without the goddamn corporate media attacking him.

If the popular vote was a lot closer (like in 2000), perhaps Kerry would not have conceded on November 3rd.

Yes, as I said before, Kerry need a much bigger pad of votes to really win decisively. As for me, I put in almost two years of heavy grassroots work to get Bush out and Kerry in. This election hurts...but we need to realistically look at the situation.

So many votes are not verifiable. Elections are not won by exit polls. Let's keep the investigations going, but mostly we should also spend more energy in deDiebolding the electoral process for 2006 and beyond.