Reply #13: Bev, thank you. And please help me to understand something...

[CantGetFooledAgain]

"The bottom line is: Most votes in Florida, and nearly all votes in Ohio, could not be audited because the secretary of state (Ohio) or the key county officials (Florida) would not part with the basic public information needed to launch a proper audit. While we will get the records, we will not get them in a timely manner."

First of all, based on this, why can't we expect headlines like "Florida Election Officials Refuse To Make Records Public" in every major media starting today and going until the public records are made public.

Secondly, the more they stall, the more time they have to fake something up. How difficult do you think it is to produce counterfeit records that back up the "official" results? How good is our ability to detect fraud given the requested information?

Finally, I see you testifying before Congress in the not-too-distant future about these outrages.

You are our hero. Thanks for all your hard work.